Danny Imray has emerged as a possibility for Wrexham after the Welsh club joined West Bromwich Albion and Stoke City in pursuing the Crystal Palace full-back.
The Eagles must now decide whether to approve another loan or consider a permanent departure.
Imray spent the first half of last season with Blackpool before moving to West Brom in January. He became an important player during Albion’s successful fight against relegation, starting their final 11 Championship matches.
The 22-year-old can operate at right-back or wing-back, making him an attractive option for several ambitious Championship clubs.
Danny Imray to Wrexham faces Championship competition
The72 reports that Wrexham and Stoke have joined West Brom in the race for Imray. The Baggies remain keen to bring him back following his successful spell at The Hawthorns.
Imray previously scored twice in 16 appearances for Blackpool before Palace recalled him in January. He then made 15 appearances across all competitions for West Brom and scored his first goal against Watford.
Competition for opportunities at Selhurst Park could influence the decision. Palace have already signed Óscar Mingueza and are reportedly in advanced talks with another versatile right-sided option, as covered in ReadCrystalPalace’s latest Krépin Diatta update.
However, Imray remains a promising academy product with three productive EFL loan spells behind him. Palace could prefer another temporary move if Pierre Sage believes he still has a long-term future at the club.
Danny Imray to Wrexham remains at the interest stage, with no agreement or formal offer reported. West Brom’s familiarity with the defender may give them an advantage, but Wrexham and Stoke provide alternative routes to regular Championship football.
