Wrexham are reportedly closing in on a deal to sign goalkeeper Anthony Patterson from Sunderland, according to BBC News.
The move would see Patterson drop into the Championship after establishing himself as Sunderland's first-choice stopper in recent seasons. No fee or contract details have been confirmed at this stage, with the report indicating the transfer is edging closer to completion rather than finalised.
Wrexham's rise up the English football pyramid has been well documented, and adding an experienced Championship-calibre goalkeeper like Patterson would represent another significant statement of intent from the Welsh club as they continue building for life in the second tier.
Further confirmation on the size of the deal, contract length, and medical timeline is expected in due course as talks progress between the two clubs.