Wrexham have joined the race to sign Crystal Palace full-back Danny Imray, adding another club to a chase that already includes West Bromwich Albion and Stoke City.
The 22-year-old is attracting attention after a productive run of loan football, and his next move now looks like a genuine decision point for Crystal Palace. With competition for opportunities at Selhurst Park and Palace already strengthening their right-sided options, the club has a call to make on whether Imray stays in the picture or heads out again.
Imray spent the first half of last season with Blackpool before Crystal Palace recalled him in January and sent him on to West Brom. That switch proved to be a strong one for both player and club. He made 15 appearances across all competitions for West Brom, scored against Watford and then started their final 11 Championship matches of the season.
Why the interest has grown
The appeal is easy to understand. Imray has now built up three productive EFL loan spells, and his recent work at The Hawthorns showed he can handle regular Championship football. For clubs looking for a right-sided option, that kind of experience matters.
West Brom want to bring him back after his successful spell, while Stoke City have also shown interest. Wrexham’s arrival in the chase widens the competition and gives Crystal Palace another factor to weigh as they decide what is best for his development.
Simon Jones reported that Wrexham are among the clubs showing interest in Imray, with Albion also keen to take him back. Palace, meanwhile, are already active in the market and are reportedly in advanced talks over another right-sided option, which could shape the decision around Imray’s future.
For now, the picture is straightforward: Imray is wanted, his Championship form has helped build that interest, and Crystal Palace must decide whether another loan move or a different pathway makes the most sense next.
