Wrexham’s sensational rise in English football has taken another dramatic turn as the club reportedly rejected a massive £30 million bid for their in-form striker, Kieffer Moore. The Welsh talisman, who has become a fan favourite at the Racecourse Ground, continues to attract attention from Premier League sides following his breathtaking hat-trick performance last weekend that sent shockwaves across the football world.
According to reports, West Ham United—who have been monitoring Moore for months—are not backing down. After having their initial £30 million bid dismissed immediately by Wrexham officials, the Hammers are preparing an even bigger and more aggressive £45 million offer in an attempt to lure the prolific forward to London in January.
Moore’s incredible form this season has been nothing short of remarkable. His strength, aerial dominance, and clinical finishing have turned him into one of the most dangerous strikers in the Championship. For Wrexham, his presence has been vital in their push for back-to-back promotions and their dream of securing a historic place in the Premier League.
Despite West Ham’s financial muscle, Wrexham remain determined to keep their star man. Club insiders reveal that manager Phil Parkinson views Moore as irreplaceable, especially given the momentum the team currently enjoys. With fans rallying behind their hero, the Welsh side are expected to fight fiercely to retain him.
As January approaches, all eyes will be on Wrexham and West Ham in what promises to be one of the biggest transfer sagas of the window.
