Liberato Cacace (Wrexham | Wales)

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about 2 months ago
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There has been an update on the Cacace injury and it’s relatively good news...

Phil Parkinson, Wrexham gaffer: “Libby has had a scan and there's a very low-grade hamstring problem, nothing too serious, but obviously we've got to make sure we get it right.”

Cool. Nothing too serious. It’s a fourth muscle injury in the space of six months for a bloke who’d never had an injury like this in his entire career – he missed more games due to school exams than he did for injuries while he was at the Wellington Phoenix - but you know how these things go where one issue can leave you vulnerable to another, especially when it’s all happening mid-season. He should be back pretty soon.  
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about 2 months ago
Wrexham win 5-3, no Libby. The win moves them back into the play off spots
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about 2 months ago
Wrexham up 2-0 at HT
No Cacace
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about 2 months ago
Wrexham win 2-1, to stay 6th.

4 pts ahead of Southampton (7th) & Bristol City (8th). All on same games played.
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about 1 month ago
Wrexham win, Libby no where to be seen
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about 1 month ago
Wrexham stay 6th. Hammy issues can always be a bit tricky, but hopefully he's not far away. It might be best he skips the AWs games late this month. 

Long distance travel and soft tissue injuries never a great match.
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7 days ago
Hopefully the scan result is good news.
But how fortunate is it now that Old is playing LB (and so well) in France given the doubts over FDV & Cacace for the WC.

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/2026/april/01/press-conference---parkinson--/

Wrexham return to league action on Friday afternoon, with a trip to the West Midlands to face West Brom. Ahead of the game, Manager Phil Parkinson has given an injury update on Kieffer Moore, Matty James, Libby Cacace and Ben Sheaf, saying: “Kieffer's made really good progress in this last week, and we're really pleased with that.

“Matty has been on the grass running today and that's the first time he's been able to do that.

Libby has got a rescan on Thursday................

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7 days ago
No Libby for Wrexham at West Brom. No Joe Wallis for the Baggies.
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7 days ago
2-2 draw and Wrexham go 6th into the playoff spots.
Though Southampton (7th) have a game in hand.
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3 days ago
From what I've read, Wrexham fans aren't expecting him back this season.
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3 days ago
Parkinson does mention two other players as being close to an injury return prior tonight's big match verus the Saints, but no comment on Libby.
Bad news after the latest scan?

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c9371wy54jpo
Striker Kieffer Moore is available for the Red Dragons having returned to action against West Brom after a spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury.

Parkinson has also said that midfield duo Matty James and Ben Sheaf are making "really good progress" in recoveries from injury.


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3 days ago
Ben Old for World Cup LB then

Valley FC til I die?

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3 days ago · edited 3 days ago · History
Wrexham fluff their lines in their big home game as Saints crush them 1-5.

A pre playoff 6 pointer. Southampton up into 6th spot (game in hand), Wrexham down to 7th, ie the teams swap places.

No Libby
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about 1 hour ago
 Being featured on the tour poster reassures me he's still very much in the team plans, despite an injury-plagued first season
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