Kieffer Moore has officially joined Wrexham as the club’s eighth signing of the summer, completing a £2 million move from Sheffield United. The 32-year-old forward, who will celebrate his birthday shortly, has signed a three-year contract and is expected to play a crucial role in the upcoming season.
Expressing his excitement about joining the club, Moore stated, “I’m over the moon to join the club and can’t wait to get started.” He emphasized his commitment to being a leader on the pitch and contributed significantly to the team’s progression. Moore’s work ethic is a key strength, and he aims to help drive the team forward.
In addition to Moore, Wrexham has bolstered its squad with several experienced players including Conor Coady, Lewis O’Brien, Josh Windass, Ryan Hardie, and Danny Ward, creating a formidable lineup with valuable experience in the second tier. New recruits George Tomason and Liberato Cacace round out this summer’s signings.
Moore, who had an impactful season last year at Sheffield United where he helped the team reach the Championship play-off final, brings considerable experience with 49 international caps to his name. This depth of experience is vital for Wrexham as they also pursue Ipswich Town’s Nathan Broadhead in a potential £7.5 million deal to further strengthen their forward options.
In recent friendly matches against FC Groningen, the team faced mixed results, including a defeat in one match where Sam Smith and Ollie Palmer were fielded, and a 3-1 loss in another where Windass netted his first goal for Wrexham.
With the opening game against Southampton approaching, the addition of Moore and other skilled players is expected to enhance Wrexham’s performance in the upcoming season. The excitement surrounding the new signings and the upcoming matches offers a positive outlook for the club and its supporters.