Wycombe Wanderers have had their bid for Exeter City striker Jayden Wareham rejected. The 23-year-old English forward scored 22 goals last season despite the Grecians' relegation from League One. The Chairboys, currently 13th in League One with 1 point from 1 game (0W-1D-0L), are looking to bolster their attacking options ahead of the new campaign.
Wycombe Wanderers made an offer for Jayden Wareham, but Exeter City turned it down. The striker was a standout performer last season, netting 22 goals in a struggling Exeter side. The Chairboys are keen to add firepower to their squad, which has scored 1 goal and conceded 1 so far this season, leaving them with a 0 goal difference.
Why it matters for Wycombe Wanderers
Adding a proven goalscorer like Wareham could give Wycombe a much-needed boost in their quest to climb the League One table. Currently 2 points behind leaders Huddersfield, the Chairboys need more goals to challenge for a top-six finish. Wareham's experience and goal-scoring record make him an attractive target.
Wycombe Wanderers may need to increase their offer or look for alternative targets if they are to strengthen their attack. With the transfer window still open, manager Gareth Ainsworth will be working hard to bring in new faces to improve the squad's chances this season.
