Ben Sheaf has opened up about his departure from Coventry City on transfer deadline day as he completed a move to Championship rivals Wrexham on a three-year deal, with the option of an additional year. Sheaf expressed his excitement about joining Wrexham, emphasizing the club’s ambitious trajectory and the positive discussions he had with the manager and owners.
In his statement, Sheaf highlighted his enthusiasm to contribute to Wrexham’s growth and development, citing the club’s clear direction and promising outlook as factors that enticed him to make the move. The midfielder acknowledged the importance of embracing change and stepping out of his comfort zone, recognizing that while he had enjoyed some great moments at Coventry, the time had come for a new and exciting challenge.
Sheaf described his decision to join Wrexham as something he was truly eager about, expressing his readiness to embark on this new chapter in his career. With a focus on looking forward and embracing the opportunities that lie ahead, Sheaf conveyed his anticipation to get started and make a meaningful impact at his new club.
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson also shared his thoughts on Sheaf’s arrival, welcoming the midfielder to the club and praising his experience in the Championship. Parkinson highlighted Sheaf’s quality and noted that his addition would enhance the squad, emphasizing the positive impact Sheaf is expected to have on the team moving forward.
With Sheaf’s transfer to Wrexham, both the player and the club are looking ahead to a promising partnership, with Sheaf aiming to make a significant contribution to Wrexham’s ongoing journey and growth in the Championship.
