“Wrexham AFC’s SHOCKING Move to Snag 44-Cap International Star in SENSATIONAL Post-Leicester City Transfer Bombshell!”

According to journalist Alan Nixon via The Sun, 31-year-old goalkeeper Danny Ward is being considered for a return to his boyhood club, Wrexham AFC.

Born in Wrexham and having started his career with the Red Dragons, Ward may soon make a homecoming more than a decade after leaving.

Ward, who has made just two appearances for Leicester City this past season, could be in line for a dramatic return to the Racecourse Ground.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson is reportedly exploring the possibility of bringing in Ward to challenge current number one Arthur Okonkwo.

Back in 2012, Ward was sold to Liverpool for a fee believed to be around £100,000 — without having played a senior game for Wrexham.

His move to Merseyside launched a career that, while inconsistent in terms of game time, included notable achievements such as winning the FA Cup with Leicester and reaching a Europa League final with Liverpool.

Despite a turbulent final season with Leicester — including being subbed off at halftime in a 4-0 loss to Newcastle after conceding three goals — Ward has accumulated valuable Premier League experience.

He also had a successful loan spell at Huddersfield Town, making 46 appearances during their 2016–17 Championship campaign.

Throughout his career, Ward has largely served as a backup goalkeeper, but his exposure to top-level football could be invaluable for Wrexham as they prepare for life in the Championship.

The potential move signals Wrexham’s ambitions as they gear up for a more competitive league.

Bringing in a player with Championship and Premier League experience demonstrates intent to solidify the squad with proven professionals.

Ward’s journey mirrors that of Wrexham in some ways — beginning at the lower levels before rising through the ranks.

The £100,000 Wrexham received for him over a decade ago would have been a major boost at the time, and now, bringing him back would be a full-circle moment that’s sure to excite fans.

This possible reunion comes at a good time for both sides. Ward, who is likely searching for more meaningful game time, could find an ideal situation at Wrexham.

Meanwhile, the Red Dragons are in need of seasoned players to support their Championship campaign.

Even as a backup, Ward’s experience in domestic and European cup competitions could enhance Wrexham’s depth and ambition as they continue their climb toward the Premier League.