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Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney are not done yet! Wrexham join Tom Brady's Birmingham in transfer race for Liverpool wonderkid

Wrexham have reportedly joined Birmingham in the race for Liverpool star Lewis Koumas, as Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Tom Brady battle it out.

  • Koumas scored on debut for the Reds
  • Spent last season on loan at Stoke
  • Mounting interest in Wales international
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Red Dragons have been spending big in the summer window, with transfer records being broken along the way. Lewis O’Brien has become their most elaborate purchase, but that bar could be raised further if a deal is done with Ipswich for Nathan Broadhead.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    He is not the only Wales international to be registering on the recruitment radar at SToK Racecourse. Kieffer Moore is expected to arrive from Sheffield United, adding further firepower to Phil Parkinson’s ranks.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Having acquired plenty of pedigree, Wrexham may also look to bring in some potential. According to the Liverpool Echo, Koumas - the son of ex-Wales star Jason - is attracting interest from a number of teams in the Championship.

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    TELL ME MORE

    The 19-year-old winger has figured for parent club Liverpool in pre-season - having opened his goal account for them on debut in an FA Cup win over Southampton in 2024 - and spent last season on loan at Stoke City.

  • WHAT NEXT?

    The teenager is said to be wanted by Wrexham, Birmingham, Hull City, Preston, Oxford and La Liga side Sevilla. Reynolds, McElhenney and Brady will be hoping that the ambitious projects they form part of can sway important transfer decisions in their favour.