Peterborough United have introduced in Wrexham midfielder Harry Ashfield on a everlasting deal and Aston Villa defender Josh Feeney on a season-long mortgage.
Ashfield, 20, underwent a medical throughout Posh's g and his switch was confirmed earlier than the 11pm switch deadline.
Ashfield, who was known as as much as Wales Underneath-21 squad in February, spent the second half of final season on mortgage at Cheltenham City and has now left Wrexham on a everlasting foundation in making the swap to London Street.
The midfielder made 9 appearances for the Purple Dragons, however his solely Championship outing got here on New Yr's Day in its place in a 2-0 win over Blackburn Rovers.
"It has been a loopy 24 hours and I’m delighted it’s over the road," Ashfield mentioned.
"The best way that the membership is run and the way they view younger gamers, I’m completely delighted to be right here.
"This membership offers younger gamers alternative; I can't wait to get began and to indicate the followers what I’m about.
"I spoke to a couple of the gamers which have performed right here earlier than, like Jack Marriott, concerning the membership, and so they have been actually constructive, so now it’s about wanting ahead to getting on the coaching pitch with the lads."
In the meantime, Feeney got here via the youth ranks at Fleetwood earlier than becoming a member of Villa in 2021, however though he has performed eight instances at under-21 stage, he has but to make a senior look for the Premier League membership.
The 21-year-old former England youth worldwide is about for a 3rd successive season in League One following 31 appearances in all competitions for Huddersfield City final season, and 39 with Shrewsbury in 2024-25.
"I’ve performed a good variety of video games within the EFL now," Feeney .
"Once I first went out on mortgage, it did take a short while to regulate to the physicality as a result of it’s a lot completely different to under-21 soccer, however I really feel I’m used to it now and I’m wanting ahead to serving to the group win matches and transfer up the desk."
Peterborough supervisor Luke Williams added: "Josh is a participant that has already bought loads of EFL expertise beneath his belt and we imagine he’ll give us extra power in our defensive choices.
"He is an efficient dimension, likes defending, but additionally has that potential to play and as a administration group, we’re wanting ahead to working with him."
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