Tsiaklis agrees Wrexham extension

Angelos Tsiaklis has extended his loan period at Blue Square Premier Wrexham.

The teenage Manchester City midfielder has started all five games during his first month at Dean Saunders' Wrexham but has signed on for an extra month.

The 18-year-old said: "I have really enjoyed my time with Wrexham, this is a friendly club and I feel at home with the other players and the manager."

But Stoke City defender Richie De Laet has ended his loan stay at Wrexham to undergo a double hernia operation.

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Tsiaklis is one of six loan players at Wrexham as former Wales international Saunders aims to inspire the Dragons to an immediate return to the Football League.

"It has been good to be playing first-team football," he told Wrexham's official website.

"And even better that we have been winning on a regular basis."

Saunders has won six out of his seven Blue Square Premier fixtures since taking the Racecourse hotseat from Brian Little in October.

Tsiaklis' fellow Manchester City team-mate Sam Williamson is also at the Racecouse alongside Liverpool's Ryan Flynn, Cardiff striker Jon Brown, Nathan Woolfe of Bolton and Preston's Nathan Fairhurst.

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