Wrexham have confirmed midfielder Jordan Davies has left the club, bringing an emotional end to a long association that played a key part in the team’s rapid rise up the divisions.
The 25-year-old departs having been involved in the squad that delivered back-to-back promotions, a period that has transformed the club since the takeover and the surge of attention that followed. Davies, a local product who has had multiple spells in a Wrexham shirt, became a familiar face through some of the most important moments of the modern era at the Racecourse Ground.
In a statement from the club, Wrexham praised Davies for his contribution and professionalism, while also recognising what his journey has meant to supporters. The Wales-born midfielder has been with Wrexham since his youth days and, even with time away on loans earlier in his career, remained closely tied to the club’s identity.
Davies’ role in the promotion pushes will be remembered, even as his minutes became more limited as Wrexham strengthened the squad in pursuit of higher-level targets. With the club now looking to build on its momentum in the Football League, competition for places has increased, and the decision has been made for Davies to move on in search of regular football.
He featured across the National League-winning campaign and was part of the group that followed it up with another promotion, helping Wrexham take a further step toward the levels where many believe the club ultimately aims to be. Along the way, Davies delivered important performances and goals, and his connection with the fanbase has remained strong.
While Wrexham did not outline specific details regarding his next destination, the announcement makes clear his time at the club is now over. For supporters, it marks the departure of a player who represents the bridge between the old Wrexham and the new, and someone whose name will be tied to a rare and celebrated double promotion.
Wrexham are expected to continue reshaping the squad this summer as they prepare for another demanding season, with the club’s ambitions requiring constant improvement. Davies leaves with the gratitude of the club and the lasting appreciation of fans who watched him help deliver a historic run of success.
