Blue Square Bet Premier club Kidderminster Harriers have agreed a deal to sign Wrexham striker Marc Williams on a three-month loan deal, subject to international clearance.
The 22-year-old put pen-to-paper on the agreement and the club now await the formality of his clearance from the FA of Wales ahead of Tuesday night`s game with Southport.
The Welsh under-21 international has spent his entire career at the Racecourse Ground and really started to make an impact two seasons ago as the club's prolific marksman, netting seventeen goals in twenty-nine appearances before a metatarsal injury cruelly wrecked his season whilst in full flow.
Williams, brother of recent Aggborough arrival Mike, made a return to action last season with nineteen outings in Wrexham red, though missed out again on the majority of the second half of the campaign with the foot still not completely healed.
But that issue is now well behind him and he's looked back to his best with the Dragons during pre-season, finishing as the club's top scorer in friendly matches.
Boss Dean Saunders' preference of an Andy Morrell and Andy Mangan front partnership at the Racecourse looks set to be to Harriers' advantage, with Marc allowed out on loan to Aggborough where he'll link up once more with full-back Mike.
With the natural ability to score goals as well as create for others, his arrival is a further boost to the forward lines at Aggborough with boss Steve Burr saying: "Marc is someone I have been keeping an eye on for a while now and I'm pleased we've been able to agree something with Wrexham to get him here.
"He has a good goal scoring record and is in good shape following his injury so hopefully we can get him hitting the back of the net for us.
"He will give us even more strength in those forward areas and, fingers crossed, we can get everything sorted in time for him to play against Southport."
