Tom O'Connor has permanently left Wrexham A.F.C. to sign for Peterborough United. The defender's exit by mutual agreement marks the end of an important period for a player who was crucial to the team's remarkable ascent.
O'Connor featured in 115 matches for Wrexham and netted eight times. He was part of a group of players who secured three consecutive promotions, aiding the team's journey from non-league football to the Championship. He initially joined from Burton Albion as a midfielder but later adapted to a defensive role, becoming a valuable and flexible left-footed option often used in central defense.
Loan spell and departure
O'Connor spent time on loan at Peterborough United, where he participated in 19 games across various tournaments before an injury ended his season. Following recovery over the summer, the permanent transfer was completed. "When you're in the moment, it's a bit of a whirlwind," O'Connor stated. He also remarked, "Back-to-back-to-back promotions is special."
His departure occurs as Wrexham progresses in the Championship. The team is getting ready for its next match, an away game against Derby. Supporters can follow the club's results and future matches via the team's fixtures and standings pages.
First reported at Border Counties Advertizer
