British media: English Championship new champion Wrexham is interested in Manchester City defender Doyle, facing competition from multiple English Championship teams

August 12th According to British media footballleagueworld, the new champion Wrexham is interested in Manchester City defender Callum Doyle, but they will face fierce competition from the English Championship Trio Leicester City, Coventry and Norwich.

In the 2024-25 season, Wrexham won the runner-up in the League One and returned to the Championship for the first time since 1979. Wrexham mainly uses a three-back system, and Doyle can provide them with the option of a left-footed central defender.

Doyle is 21 years old and is a player trained by Manchester City's youth training camp. Starting from 2021, he has been loaned to Sunderland, Coventry, Leicester City and Norwich. Under such circumstances, he has not been able to play for the first team of Manchester City yet. Currently, Doyle's contract with Manchester City has two years left to expire, and the club hopes to sell the young defender for a transfer fee of about £10 million, after they have rejected Hoffenheim's offer.

In 2023, Doyle was one of the key players to help Coventry reach the Champions League final, but in the next season, he suffered a knee injury at Leicester City and needed to share the playing time of the left back with James Justin after his return. Last season, Doyle made 40 appearances in the Championship for Norwich, and the team hopes he can play again. Meanwhile, Coventry and Leicester City are also paying close attention to potential transfer opportunities.