Wrexham have completed the permanent signing of Burkina Faso defender Issa Kabore from Manchester City for an undisclosed fee, with the 25-year-old agreeing a contract until the end of the 2028-29 season.
The deal, announced by Wrexham on 27 August, makes Kabore the club’s fourth signing of the summer. It also marks a permanent return for the defender after he spent last season on loan at the club.
Kabore made 32 appearances for Wrexham during that loan spell and provided eight assists. His performances have now led to the club securing his services on a permanent basis as they pursue their stated ambition of reaching the Premier League.
“I’m delighted to be back. It feels good to be here again. Everyone knows our goal is to get promoted to the Premier League, and I’m here to fight for that promotion. I’m here to fight for this club, for our fans, and to repay the love everyone showed me last season.”
The defender’s return gives Wrexham a player already familiar with the squad, club and supporters after his previous spell in Wales. His contribution last season included eight assists across his 32 appearances, and he will now remain at the club through the 2028-29 campaign under the terms of his three-year contract.
Before joining Wrexham permanently, Kabore had experienced a series of loan moves away from Manchester City. Those spells took him to Mechelen, Troyes, Marseille, Luton, Benfica and Werder Bremen.
At international level, Kabore has won 55 caps for Burkina Faso. He was part of the side that reached the semi-finals of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, where he was named the tournament’s best young player.
Wrexham’s announcement confirms both the transfer and the length of the agreement, although the fee paid to Manchester City has not been disclosed. The move represents the club’s fourth addition of the summer and brings back a defender who already made a notable impact during his loan season.
Kabore said his focus was on helping Wrexham achieve promotion, while also repaying the support he received from the club’s fans during his first spell.
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