Wrexham are reportedly closing in on deals for Kieffer Moore and Conor Coady, with the ex-Premier League stars set to cost £2 million apiece.

• Hollywood co-owners making deals possible
• England defender joining from Leicester
• Wales international striker also on his way in

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The Red Dragons, who have Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney calling the shots, continue to piece together ambitious recruitment plans. They have already broken their transfer record on a couple of occasions in the current window.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O’Brien is now their most elaborate purchase, and he could be joined at SToK Racecourse by two more players that boast top-flight and international experience.

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  According to , Wrexham are closing in on ex-Wolves and Everton defender Coady. It is claimed that "negotiations accelerated" for the 32-year-old, 10-cap England international. There is said to be "willingness from all parties to come to an agreement" as the experienced centre-half severs ties with Leicester.

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  also report that the Red Dragons are set to spend £2m on Wales international striker Moore. He will be prised away from Sheffield United having previously graced the Premier League with Bournemouth.

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