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Dundee have added to their attacking options with the loan signing of Bradley Fink from Wycombe Wanderers.

The 23-year-old centre forward has represented Switzerland at every age grade from Under-15 to Under 21 and came through the Borussia Dortmund academy.

He joined FC Basel in 2022 and spent time on loan at Grasshopper Zurich before moving to Wycombe Wanderers in the summer of 2025.

Across 29 outings in all competitions, he scored three goals for Wycombe last term, starting just four games in League One.

Fink described himself as a "quick, direct forward who loves running in behind and getting into goalscoring positions".

Talking to club media, he added: "I'm comfortable with both feet and I bring energy and intelligent movement to the front line.

"I've come here to score goals and help the team, and I'm ready to give my all for Dundee."

Striker Bobby Wales joined Dundee on loan from Swansea City on Friday as club captain Simon Murray is expected to miss much of the season with a serious knee injury and Ashley Hay is also currently sidelined.

Wycombe Wanderers have had a bid rejected by Exeter City for striker Jayden Wareham. The 23-year-old Englishman scored 22 goals last season despite the Grecians being relegated from League One. (Bucks Free Press), external

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Motherwell have signed midfielder Alex Lowry on a season-long loan from Wycombe Wanderers.

The 23-year-old former Rangers player scored three goals in 24 appearances for the English League One club last season but last featured on Boxing Day 2025.

"We see this as a great opportunity for Alex and the club," Motherwell manager Alfred Johansson told club media.

"He is a technically gifted footballer who enjoys being on the ball and being creative.

"His knowledge of Scottish football and experience here could prove vital over the next 12 months.

"The staff behind the scenes have been meticulous in their scouting of Alex, and I have no doubt he will slot into our team well."

Lowry, who is ineligible to play in Thursday's Conference League qualifying second leg tie away to Havnar Boltfelag, made his Rangers debut in January 2022.

He went on to feature in 12 games for the Ibrox club, including a Champions League outing from the bench against Ajax.

A loan to Hearts in the 2023-24 season was cut short after 12 starts and he joined Wycombe in January of 2025.

"It's great to be back up the road," said Lowry.

"Being a Scottish football fan, everyone knows Motherwell were an outstanding team last year. But having spoken to the manager, it's already clear he has his own ideas for what he wants the team to look like, and I think even in these early stages, the identity is clear.

"I feel I can add to the already strong squad assembled here and I'm looking forward to kicking on this season."

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Forest Green Rovers have signed Wycombe Wanderers midfielder James Berry on a season-long loan.

The 25-year-old, who spent last season on loan back at his previous club, League Two side Chesterfield, drops two divisions to join Robbie Savage's Rovers.

He scored five goals for the Spireites last term but is yet to make a start for Wycombe since signing for them in January 2025.

Berry also spent time with Savage's previous club Macclesfield.

"He is undoubtedly one of the best talents I have ever worked with, and his ability is unquestionable," Savage said.