Conor Coady Leaves Wrexham After Mutual Contract Termination
Wrexham freed the former England centre‑back to clear wages and pursue defensive reinforcements ahead of the transfer deadline.
Overview
- Wrexham confirmed on Monday that Conor Coady has left the club by mutual consent and is now a free agent.
- Coady signed for Wrexham in summer 2025 on a reported two‑year deal worth about £2 million that included a one‑year club option, which will not be exercised.
- The 33‑year‑old made just six appearances for Wrexham last season and spent the second half of that campaign on loan at Charlton, where he featured 12 times.
- Coady had not been included in any of Wrexham’s four matchday squads so far this season, a factor that contributed to the decision to end his contract.
- Wrexham are reported to be closing in on Burnley centre‑back Joe Worrall and remain active before the deadline, a move that frees a squad slot and reduces wage commitments while Coady seeks a new club.