Wrexham Sign Leicester City Defender Lewis Brunt
In a significant move, Wrexham have secured the signing of Leicester City defender Lewis Brunt for an undisclosed fee. The 23-year-old defender has agreed to a three-year deal, bolstering Wrexham’s squad as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Brunt, who spent the last season on loan at Mansfield Town, made 40 appearances for the Stags as they achieved promotion from League Two, alongside Wrexham’s own promotion campaign. The defender expressed his excitement about joining the club, stating:
“I’m over the moon to get the deal signed and over the line, and I can’t wait to get going. Everyone knows the story behind Wrexham. It’s a club with a great history and big ambitions for where it wants to go, so to join that journey is a good feeling.”
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson praised Brunt, describing him as “a very good young player” and highlighting his impressive performances during his loan spell at Mansfield. Parkinson believes Brunt has significant potential for development, and he is confident that the defender will be a valuable addition to the team.
This signing comes as Wrexham continue to strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming season, which will see them compete in various football competitions, including the Euro 2024 qualifiers, the Champions League, the FIFA World Cup, and the Women’s World Cup. The club’s ambitions also extend to the domestic scene, with their sights set on the Premier League, the EFL Cup, the EFL Championship, the EFL One, the EFL Two, and the FA Cup.
As the football world eagerly awaits the start of the new season, Wrexham’s acquisition of Lewis Brunt is sure to excite their fans and bolster their chances of continued success in the upcoming campaigns.
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