Worrall out to make Wrexham point after Burnley exit
Deadline day Wrexham signing Joe Worall says opportunities were "scarce" at Burnley, as he prepares to welcome his former side to the Racecourse.
Former Burnley defender Joe Worrall has moved to Wrexham with the aim of proving a Premier League point to himself after leaving his previous club on deadline day. The 29-year-old, who made 27 appearances in two years at Turf Moor, expressed frustration at not being able to play more in the top-flight under manager Scott Parker.
Worrall, who captained Nottingham Forest to play-off success in 2024, is now focused on making an impact at Wrexham as they aim for a third career promotion. Despite the club's early-season struggles, Worrall believes the team has the quality to bounce back and secure a place in the Premier League. Wrexham manager Nicky Parkinson praised Worrall's personality and expects him to play a key role in the team's progress.
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