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Guy Branston: Consistent Ben Sheaf just perfect for Wrexham

Wrexham have an unbelievable eye for a player, and in Ben Sheaf, I think they’ve signed someone with Premier League potential.

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 September 2025

Ben Sheaf has all the attributes to shine under Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson

Guy Branston - Former EFL defender, football consultant & agent

Wrexham have an unbelievable eye for a player, and in Ben Sheaf, I think they’ve signed someone with Premier League potential.
The 27-year-old midfielder joined Phil Parkinson’s side from Coventry City on deadline day for give or take £6.5m. It’s a great deal because he’s a super, super talent.
I thought he was brilliant at Arsenal as a kid and he’s had a really good career in the Championship since joining Coventry - initially on loan - in 2020.
He’s just ultra consistent and professional in everything he does.
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