Jordan James says he turned down possible Premier League moves to join Wolverhampton Wanderers last month – and that talk of signing for Wrexham ended in the summer of 2025.

The Wales midfielder is on loan at Championship promotion hopefuls Wolves from French club Rennes.

James is back in the second tier having spent last season on loan at Leicester City, after been heavily linked with Wrexham before signing for the Foxes.

When asked whether Wrexham had been a potential destination in the most recent transfer window, James said: "That ship sailed I think. It was on last year.

"I'm glad I went to Leicester, I had such a good season - I enjoyed it so much."

James was named player of the year at Leicester, where he scored 11 goals in 34 appearances, but could not save the club from relegation to League One.

"Leicester is a club that I love dearly, they gave me the most confidence to go out and perform," he added.

"Obviously it didn't go the way I wanted it to [for the team]. Probably if we'd done a bit better I would have thought about staying, but obviously we got relegated so I had to look elsewhere and Wolves was the place straight away."