Wrexham A.F.C. has officially signed wing-back Danny Imray from Crystal Palace on a four-year contract. The 23-year-old, who spent time on loan at West Brom, Blackpool, and Bromley, expressed his excitement about joining the Reds, calling it a 'perfect match' for his career. Imray made his competitive debut in Wrexham’s 1-0 League Cup defeat to Middlesbrough and is now preparing for the Championship opener against Cardiff City.
What did Imray say about his move?
Imray described Wrexham as a 'big club with a big fan base' and praised the ownership’s vision. He emphasized his desire to settle permanently after multiple loan spells and highlighted the club’s ambition to push for the Premier League. 'I feel like I’m at home already,' he said, adding that he wants to create excitement for fans and help the team climb the table.
How did Imray’s debut go?
The new signing started in Wrexham’s League Cup loss to Middlesbrough, admitting he was 'gutted' but focused on improvement. He acknowledged the need to sharpen his performances as the season progresses, with the first Championship match-a Welsh derby against Cardiff City-just days away.
What’s next for Wrexham A.F.C.?
After finishing 7th in the Championship last season with 71 points (19W-14D-13L), Wrexham aims to build on that momentum. Imray’s arrival adds depth to the squad as manager Phil Parkinson looks to finalize his team ahead of the new campaign. The Reds will face Cardiff City on Monday, marking the start of their Championship push.
