The new destination of young defender Callum Doyle, a product of "Manchester City," has been revealed. The English club officially sold him to "Wrexham," which competes in the Championship.
The 21-year-old central defender signed a long-term agreement with his new team. According to official information, he will defend the honor of "Wrexham" until the summer of 2029. This transfer not only strengthens the defensive line of the Welsh club but also gives the young footballer the opportunity to play regularly in the starting lineup.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, "City" will earn 7.5 million euros from this deal. In addition, the club retained the right to receive 25 percent from the next transfer of its graduate. This is perceived as a sign of the "citizens’" trust in the young talent and an indication of his potential high market value in the future.
Callum Doyle spent last season on loan at "Norwich." He appeared in 40 official matches, scored 1 goal, and made 8 assists. These figures are considered high efficiency for a 21-year-old defender.
This transfer by "Wrexham" is evaluated not only as a step to strengthen its position in the championship but also as an important move in building the team for the future. Fans are eagerly awaiting that in the new season Doyle will demonstrate his skills and abilities.
Thus, "Manchester City" has sent another young talent on a new path, while "Wrexham" has gained the opportunity to further strengthen its squad. This transfer is regarded as beneficial and promising for both clubs.
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