Wrexham AFC Women Complete the Transfer of Striker Natasha Thomas

Wrexham AFC Women have signed Jamaican international Natasha Thomas from Ipswich Town, where she had played for over a decade.

Thomas made 260 appearances and scored 175 goals, to leave the Tractor Girls as the club’s record appearance maker and their all-time top scorer. 

In October 2024, the striker received her first call-up to the Jamaican national team. She went on to make her debut during her first camp away against France. 

Since then, Thomas has made six appearances for Jamaica. Her first goal came in a 4-1 friendly win over Trinidad and Tobago, before she went on to score a brace in a victory over Dominica in a World Cup qualifier. 

Upon joining Wrexham, Thomas said: “I’m really excited to be here. I always wanted the next club to be the right one for me but also know I’m the right person for the club as well. 

“I had previously looked at Wrexham and seeing the team win two trophies last season was a big thing for me. I always like to win silverware, and I think that I can do that here with the Club. 

“I am 30 years old so I can bring an abundance of experience to this team. I have that international experience as well. I am a fast player who likes to score goals, and I hope to score many at Wrexham.” 

Head coach Jenny Sugarman added: “I’m delighted to be able to bring a player of Tash’s experience and quality to Wrexham and I’m excited to see how she will help elevate this team further. 

“Tash has shown both with Ipswich and Jamaica her ability to link play, as well as creating and scoring goals, and her qualities will help us with our domestic and European ambitions. 

“We look forward to integrating Tash into the squad over the next few weeks and get her up to speed with her teammates ahead of our historic first ever European game later this month.”