Wrexham are understood to be tracking Viking striker Peter Christiansen as the club continues its search for attacking reinforcements ahead of the new Championship season.
The 25-year-old Dane has emerged as a player of interest following an impressive spell with Norwegian side Viking, where his performances have attracted attention from clubs outside Scandinavia.
Ontheminute.com understands Birmingham City are also following Christiansen’s progress, with both Championship clubs assessing potential options before the transfer window closes.
Christiansen has built a reputation as a hard-working centre-forward who combines intelligent movement with a natural instinct inside the penalty area. Those qualities have helped establish him as one of Viking’s key attacking players and increased interest in his future.
Before moving to Norway, the striker enjoyed a productive spell with Danish outfit Sønderjyske, and his continued development has now put him on the radar of clubs in England.
Wrexham remain active as they look to strengthen Phil Parkinson’s squad, and Christiansen is believed to be among a number of forwards being monitored as recruitment plans continue.
At this stage, there has been no formal approach or offer, but with interest growing from both Wrexham and Birmingham, the Danish striker is a name to keep an eye on during the remainder of the transfer window.
