Wrexham have made a significant addition to their attacking lineup by securing the services of Welsh international striker Kieffer Moore. The 32-year-old has signed a three-year contract with the club, moving from Championship rivals Sheffield United. Although the transfer fee remains undisclosed, it is speculated to be around £2 million.

Moore's Excitement and Ambitions

"I'm over the moon to join the club and I can't wait to get started," Moore expressed. "I want to be that experienced leader and bring a lot to the team. My work ethic is one of my strongest assets, and I want to be someone that can help drive the team forward."

Manager's Perspective

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson shared his enthusiasm about the new signing: "We're delighted to welcome Kieffer to the club. He's a player with a lot of Championship and international experience, and we're looking forward to working with him."

A Wealth of Attacking Options

Moore becomes the eighth senior striker in Wrexham's roster, providing Parkinson with a plethora of attacking choices. This is particularly beneficial as fan favorite Paul Mullin has joined Wigan Athletic on loan, and Jake Bickerstaff has moved to Cheltenham Town for the upcoming season.

Additional Signings and Ambitions

Wrexham, owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have been active in the transfer market. They have also held talks to sign Wales striker Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich Town for a club record fee of approximately £7.5 million. Other notable signings include goalkeeper Danny Ward, forward Ryan Hardie, defender Liberato Cacace, midfielders George Thomason and Lewis O'Brien, and forward Josh Windass.

Moore's Journey

Born in Torquay, Moore began his career in his hometown club's youth system before playing non-league football with Paignton Saints, Truro City, and Dorchester Town. His professional journey includes stints with Yeovil Town, Viking, Forest Green Rovers, Ipswich, Rotherham United, Barnsley, Wigan Athletic, Cardiff City, and Bournemouth. Moore's career has been marked by resilience and determination, culminating in his current role with Wrexham.

Upcoming Season

Wrexham, who have enjoyed three successive promotions from the National League to the Championship since their Hollywood takeover, are set to begin their first second-tier campaign in 44 years at Southampton's St Mary's Stadium on Saturday, 9 August (12:30 BST).

Related Topics

• Welsh Football
• Wales Men's Football Team
• Wrexham
• Football Transfers
• Championship

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