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Conor Coady Makes Wrexham AFC Switch

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Leicester City FC have confirmed that a deal has been agreed between Leicester City and fellow Sky Bet Championship side Wrexham AFC for the permanent transfer of Conor Coady, subject to league approval.


Conor, 32, joined us from Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 2023 and played 43 times for Leicester City in all competitions, scoring twice - including 17 appearances as part of the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship title-winning side in his debut season.


An experienced and respected figure within the dressing room during his time with the Club, the England international departs with the thanks and best wishes of everyone at Leicester City for the next chapter of his career in Wales.

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    Paul Andrews - CEO Family Business United
  • Aug 4
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Leicester City FC have confirmed that a deal has been agreed between Leicester City and fellow Sky Bet Championship side Wrexham AFC for the permanent transfer of Conor Coady, subject to league approval.


Conor, 32, joined us from Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 2023 and played 43 times for Leicester City in all competitions, scoring twice - including 17 appearances as part of the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship title-winning side in his debut season.


An experienced and respected figure within the dressing room during his time with the Club, the England international departs with the thanks and best wishes of everyone at Leicester City for the next chapter of his career in Wales.

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