Wrexham fans woke up to sensational transfer news following the club’s gritty goalless draw against Ipswich Town. While the Red Dragons were left frustrated on the pitch, manager Phil Parkinson was working behind the scenes on a blockbuster move that has already sent shockwaves through North Wales.
Louis Lloyd, once a promising youngster at Wrexham, has transformed into one of the most lethal forwards in Scotland. His remarkable rise — topping the Scottish Championship scoring charts this season — has attracted interest from several English clubs, but it appears Wrexham have moved fastest and most decisively.
Sources close to the negotiation confirm that Parkinson has secured a £12 million transfer agreement, marking what could be one of the biggest signings in the club’s modern history. Lloyd’s return is being described as “the homecoming of a prodigal son,” with many supporters already celebrating his imminent reunion with the club.
Parkinson believes Lloyd’s blistering pace, improved physicality, and newfound goal-scoring maturity could be the missing piece in Wrexham’s push for promotion. With January just weeks away, excitement is building rapidly.
If the deal is finalized, Wrexham will not only reclaim a homegrown star but also send a strong message to the football world: the Red Dragons are fully committed to reaching the next level.
