Wrexham

Max Cleworth

A homegrown centre back who has climbed every division alongside the club itself, from the National League up into the Championship without ever leaving. He still finds time to arrive at the back post and score more than a defender his size would usually manage.
England Wrexham DEF
Appearances
4
Tackles won
2

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
211
52.75 per match
Tackles won
2
Interceptions
5
Clean sheets contributed
19
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
4
Minutes played
211
Tackles won
2
Interceptions
5
Clearances
19
Blocks
1

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
128th of 158
Interceptions
85th of 168
Clearances
86th of 183
Blocks
140th of 149
💪 Workhorses #165 of 434
🎯 Pass Master #213 of 554
👑 Assist Kings #259 of 421
😈 Bad Boys #375 of 467
👻 Ghost Players #386 of 434
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19:45
Tue 13 Oct
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WRE
15:00
Sat 17 Oct
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15:00
Sat 24 Oct
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20:00
Fri 30 Oct
WRE
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19:45
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Max Cleworth, The Defender Who Rose Every Level

He has never left the club that developed him, climbing four divisions since signing his first professional contract.

Cleworth signed his first contract with Wrexham as a teenager and has stayed through every promotion since, rising from the National League to the Championship without a permanent move away. He is a genuine goal threat for a centre back too, arriving at the far post often enough that opposition coaches have to factor him into set piece planning. They cannot simply treat him as just another body in the box.

The obvious question with a homegrown player who has never really been tested elsewhere is how his game holds up against Championship strikers who are faster and stronger than anything League One offered. Wrexham clearly believe in him enough to keep building around him. The step up still asks something different of a defender than climbing steadily through the divisions alongside the same coaches and teammates.

The Rest Of The Squad

28 players

Goalkeepers

22
Anthony Patterson
Millwall · Age 26
9 apps
25
Callum Burton
Age 30
0 apps
21
Danny Ward
Age 33
0 apps

Defenders

5
Dominic Hyam
Scotland · Age 30
9 apps
2
Callum Doyle
Age 23
8 apps 1g
30
Danny Imray
West Bromwich Albion · Age 23
7 apps 1g 2a
12
Issa Kaboré
Age 25
7 apps 1a
3
Jacques Ekomié
Age 23
7 apps 2g
26
Zak Vyner
Age 29
7 apps
6
Joe Worrall
Burnley · Age 29
2 apps
34
Aaron James
Age 21
0 apps
13
Liberato Cacace
New Zealand · Age 26
0 apps

Midfielders

8
Benjamin Whiteman
Preston North End · Age 30
9 apps 1a
27
Lewis O'Brien
Age 27
9 apps 1a
17
Callum O'Hare
Sheffield United · Age 28
8 apps 1g
37
Matty James
Age 35
7 apps
20
Oliver Rathbone
Age 30
7 apps 1g
47
Ryan Longman
Age 25
7 apps
10
Josh Windass
Age 32
6 apps 1a
15
George Dobson
Age 28
3 apps
14
George Thomason
Age 25
2 apps
18
Ben Sheaf
Age 28
1 app
23
Sebastian Revan
Burton Albion · Age 23
0 apps

Forwards

19
Kieffer Moore
Age 34
9 apps 3g 1a
28
Sam Smith
Age 28
9 apps
33
Nathan Broadhead
Age 28
3 apps
11
Bailey Cadamarteri
Age 21
2 apps
50
Samuel Chesworth
Age 19
0 apps
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