Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's Wrexham eye Leeds Utd's Patrick Bamford despite obvious transfer 'gamble'

Wrexham are reportedly interested in signing Leeds United outcast Patrick Bamford before the summer transfer window closes.

Wrexham’s Bold Move: Targeting Leeds United’s Patrick Bamford Amid Transfer Risks

In a surprising twist in the summer transfer market, , owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, is reportedly pursuing مهاجم Patrick Bamford, overlooking his injury concerns in a calculated transfer gamble. This potential acquisition could bolster their squad as they step up to the , blending ambition with experience to challenge higher divisions.

  • Bamford not part of ‘ plans
  • Wrexham targeting the striker
  • Despite big transfer ‘gamble’

Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's Wrexham eye Leeds Utd's Patrick Bamford despite obvious transfer 'gamble'Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's Wrexham eye Leeds Utd's Patrick Bamford despite obvious transfer 'gamble'Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's Wrexham eye Leeds Utd's Patrick Bamford despite obvious transfer 'gamble'

Insights from Scouts on Wrexham’s Interest in Patrick Bamford

Renowned scout Mick Brown, with past roles at و , has revealed that Wrexham is monitoring the 31-year-old forward, competing with other second-tier clubs. Even with Bamford’s recent spate of injuries, Brown suggests the club is willing to bet on his recovery potential.

Speaking to a football news outlet, Brown noted, “There’s real interest from Wrexham in acquiring Bamford. They view him as someone who brings seasoned expertise and skill to elevate their lineup. At this point, he’s not suited for top-flight action, which is why Leeds is open to his departure. His fitness issues in recent seasons are notable, especially with the demanding schedule in the Championship. Yet, Wrexham seems ready to roll the dice on his health. Fresh from promotion, they’re eager to recruit veterans to close the competitive divide, and Bamford fits that profile perfectly. Several other Championship sides are also in the mix, so competition is stiff. With their bold vision, Wrexham might just convince him to come aboard before the window shuts.”

Analyzing Bamford’s Fit for Wrexham’s Ambitions

Under the ownership of Reynolds and McElhenney, Wrexham has been making waves with high-profile additions ahead of their Championship debut. Recent moves include shattering their spending record for defender Liberato Cacace and midfielder Lewis O’Brien, alongside clever picks like Josh Windass in attack, forward Ryan Hardie, and midfielder George Thomason. To strengthen their offensive line, Bamford-famous for netting 17 goals in the during the 2020/21 campaign-could be a game-changer, provided he overcomes his injury hurdles, which remain a significant question mark. As of 2024, Bamford’s goal tally has dipped due to fitness woes, but his experience could mirror successful comebacks seen in players like those at clubs ascending from lower leagues.

Challenges Ahead for Bamford’s Potential Transfer

Leeds manager Daniel Farke has made it clear that Bamford doesn’t feature in their Premier League preparations, leaving him with limited time to find a new club this summer. However, his substantial salary could pose a barrier for interested Championship outfits, potentially complicating negotiations.