03-02-2026, 08:51
Zak Vyner (Bristol City to Wrexham)
Wrexham strengthened their defensive options in January with the signing of long‑serving Bristol City centre‑back Zak Vyner.
The 28‑year‑old arrives at the Racecourse Ground on a permanent deal after more than a decade at Ashton Gate, where he progressed through the academy and made over 250 senior appearances.
Vyner becomes Phil Parkinson’s first addition of the window, joining a Wrexham side pushing for a Championship play‑off place and looking to add experience and leadership at the back.
The Red Dragons struggled to adjust to life in the second-tier early on, but have since shown their credentials to be a force towards the top end of the division, with a statement addition to go with it.
Wrexham strengthened their defensive options in January with the signing of long‑serving Bristol City centre‑back Zak Vyner.
The 28‑year‑old arrives at the Racecourse Ground on a permanent deal after more than a decade at Ashton Gate, where he progressed through the academy and made over 250 senior appearances.
Vyner becomes Phil Parkinson’s first addition of the window, joining a Wrexham side pushing for a Championship play‑off place and looking to add experience and leadership at the back.
The Red Dragons struggled to adjust to life in the second-tier early on, but have since shown their credentials to be a force towards the top end of the division, with a statement addition to go with it.
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