M. Harris

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injuryBBC SportOfficial source· 19 Aug 2026

Moore's fitness measures aim to sustain Wrexham form

Kieffer Moore scored early in Wrexham's Championship opener, but his focus is on staying injury-free.

rumourBBC SportOfficial source· 12 Aug 2026

Bellamy's Burnley collapse puts Wales in hard position

Former Wales striker Nathan Blake warns that Bellamy's failed Burnley move could damage respect in the Wales camp.

off pitchBBC SportOfficial source· 4 Aug 2026

McAllister proud of Wales' stance against Infantino

Wales was the first home nation to withdraw backing for FIFA president Gianni Infantino.

off pitchGiveMeSportEstablished source· 3 Aug 2026

Wales First Nation to Withdraw Support for FIFA President

Wales has officially withdrawn support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino in a strongly-worded letter.

off pitchDaily Mail FootballEstablished source· 3 Aug 2026

Wales first to withdraw support for Infantino re-election

Wales breaks ranks to oppose FIFA president after World Cup sale plan collapse.

Personal info

Role: Player
Position: Attacker

Overview

M. Harris is an attacker who currently plays for Wales. He has previously played for Cardiff, Newport County, Oxford United, Port Vale, and Wrexham. In the 2025 Championship season, he made 37 appearances, scoring 3 goals.

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