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By JOE BERNSTEIN and NATHAN SALT Published: 05: 26 AEST, 30 June 2025 | Updated: 05: 26 AEST, 30 June 2025 2 View comments Wales international goalkeeper Danny Ward will have a medical at Wrexham on Monday ahead of a return to his hometown club. Ward, 32, began as trainee at the Racecourse Ground before playing for Liverpool, Aberdeen and Leicester, where he spent seven years until his contract ended this summer. The 'keeper has won 44 international caps and his signing is a sign of Wrexham's ambitions following promotion to The Championship. Ward is set to be Wrexham's second-choice goalkeeper behind Arthur Okonkwo. He has experience of playing in the Premier League and also featured prominently in the Championship during a loan spell at Huddersfield in the 2016-17 season. Goalkeepers Callum Burton and Luke Mc Nicholas are also part of the Wrexham squad. Goalkeeper Danny Ward is set to undergo a medical with Wrexham on Monday Co-owners Ryan Reynolds (right) and Rob Mc Elhenney are looking to add to Wrexham's goalkeeping options It is expected that Ward will be Wrexham's second-choice goalkeeper behind Arthur Okonkwo Liverpool defender Owen Beck is a loan target for Wrexham this summer. Beck, who impressed during a loan spell at Blackburn Rovers last season, is the great-nephew of Liverpool legend Ian Rush. Wrexham will get their Championship campaign underway with an away game against Southampton on August 9.
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