Wrexham include young American keeper for friendlies against Man Utd and Chelsea,WREXHAM have made the unusual move to include a young American goalkeeper for their friendlies against Manchester United and Chelsea. The newly-promoted League Two side have jetted out to the USA f…
Wrexham include young American keeper for friendlies against Man Utd and Chelsea
WREXHAM have made the unusual move to include a young American goalkeeper for their friendlies against Manchester United and Chelsea. The newly-promoted League Two side have jetted out to the USA f…
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