Davis Keillor-Dunn is reportedly wanted by three Championship clubs as the Wrexham forward attracts late interest in the transfer window.
The 28-year-old joined Wrexham from Barnsley in February 2026 in a deal worth a reported £2million, but his switch to Phil Parkinson's outfit hasn't been the fairytale Keillor-Dunn might have envisioned when making the jump into the Championship.
Keillor-Dunn did not start in any of Wrexham's final 16 matches during the previous campaign and was restricted to just six substitute appearances, totalling 81 minutes.
It's a trend that's continued into the current season with Keillor-Dunn coming off the bench in the EFL Cup defeat to Middlesbrough and the score draw against Cardiff City. In Wrexham's latest fixture, the Sunderland-born attacker failed to make Parkinson's 20-man squad for the visit of Birmingham City.
Out of favour at the Racecourse Ground, a report from Football League World has revealed Bolton Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers and Charlton Athletic are all keen on signing the former Mansfield Town midfielder on loan.
A cluster of League One clubs were reportedly in the mix to sign Keillor-Dunn earlier in the window, but now Wrexham's division rivals are keen to acquire him.
Wrexham are willing to listen to offers for the player who was included in League One's 2024/25 Team of the Season, but a loan move appears to be his most likely exit route.
The trio of Bolton, Charlton and Blackburn are all determined to strengthen their attacking options before the transfer window concludes on Tuesday evening and Keillor-Dunn's current predicament presents an opportunity they will be keen to capitalise on.
Despite a lack of minutes in the Championship, Keillor-Dunn was a cut above in League One, scoring 13 goals in 24 appearances for Barnsley last term.
It followed a campaign where he netted 18 goals and registered five assists for a Tykes outfit that finished 12th in the third tier.
Able to operate as a No.10 or as a centre forward, Keillor-Dunn's versatility could be a huge asset for clubs that are seeking flexibility in their attacking options.
Keillor-Dunn could be one of three Wrexham players to leave before the window concludes as the Red Dragons hierarchy aim to trim an increasingly bloated squad.
Central midfielder George Dobson and attacker Elliot Lee have also been deemed surplus to requirements and both are attracting interest from the Championship and League One.
Elsewhere, central defender Dan Scarr is set to join League Two big-spenders Salford City. Wrexham are closing on a £2m deal for Burnley defender Joe Worrall, while the Welsh outfit have been linked to Sheffield United playmaker Callum O'Hare.
