WREXHAM have completed the signing of former Premier League star Steven Fletcher.
The striker had been a free agent since leaving Dundee United in June.
But he has put pen to paper and will join up with the Red Dragons once he receives international clearance.
Fletcher said on joining the club: “Hopefully I can bring a lot of experience. I’m 36, I’m still fit and still raring to go.
“One of the biggest selling points was the ambition of the Club, and if I can help with that then great.
“I don’t think you can not see what has been happening at Wrexham – it’s been a great experience for the fans, players and owners so hopefully we can continue that.”
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Fletcher scored ten goals in 39 games for Dundee United last season, having spent the previous 13 years playing in the Premier League and EFL.
The former Scotland international has had spells at Hibernian, Burnley and Sunderland, and played 12 games on loan at Marseille in 2016, scoring twice.
Stints at Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke followed before his move back above the border.
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson is delighted to welcome Fletcher to North Wales after missing out on Harrogate strike Luke Armstrong.
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He said: “I’m really pleased with the addition of Steve to the squad. He’s missed football through pre-season but he’s trained today with the lads and it’s good to have him on board.
“His pedigree speaks for itself, and he’s played most of his career at a very high level. He’s an excellent professional and that’s really important to fit in with the group here.”
Wrexham had sent documents to the EFL to complete Armstrong’s signing, but the move collapsed as the paperwork was not submitted in time.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
