Mo Faal is being linked with a move from Wrexham to Cheltenham, with the League Two side reportedly exploring a deal for the 22-year-old centre-forward.
The Gambian-English striker, currently on the books at Wrexham and already on loan at Cheltenham, is the subject of fresh speculation over a more permanent switch, according to data compiled on 2 February 2026. While the reported probability of the move remains unclear (listed only as “?”), Cheltenham are understood to be monitoring his situation closely as they plan ahead.
Faal’s current estimated market value stands at €400,000, a figure that could make him a relatively low-cost option for a League Two club seeking a physically imposing forward. At 1.96m tall and predominantly right-footed, he offers a traditional focal point in attack, something Cheltenham have intermittently lacked. With no contract expiry information provided in the data, there remains the possibility that future negotiations – or a failure to agree terms – could eventually see the striker edge towards free-agent territory, a factor that may influence how both clubs approach talks.
The forward has already built up considerable lower-league experience despite his age, featuring for Hereford, AFC Telford United, AFC Fylde, Doncaster Rovers, Walsall, Port Vale and now Cheltenham via a series of loans from West Bromwich Albion’s youth ranks before his permanent move to Wrexham. His market value has risen from €225,000 at Doncaster in December 2023 to €400,000 at Wrexham by late 2024, underlining a steady upward trajectory.
Faal, born on 11 February 2003 and eligible for both The Gambia and England, has operated consistently as a centre-forward across National League, League Two and development-league levels, and a settled spell at Cheltenham could offer the regular minutes needed to refine his game. If this rumoured move does materialise into a longer-term arrangement, it could prove a pivotal step in shaping his reputation as a reliable goalscorer in the EFL and beyond.
