Former Cardiff City defender Jazzi Barnum-Bobb has signed for National League Wrexham on a one-year.

Right-back Barnum-Bobb joined the Bluebirds from Watford and later played for Newport County.

He has been training at Wrexham since the start of pre-season and has impressed, featuring against Cefn Druids, Fleetwood Town and AFC Telford United.

Enfield-born Barnum-Bobb, aged 23, left Newport during February 2018 for personal reasons and played for National League South side Chelmsford City to keep up his fitness levels.

He will take squad number two and says: “I’m delighted to get the move sorted.

“I’ve enjoyed my time training at Wrexham and the aim was to earn a contract. I am really happy to officially sign and can’t wait to get started.”

“Wrexham are a massive club and when the chance to train with them came along it was a no brainer to see if I could come and impress.

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“The manager (Bryan Hughes) has put his faith in me and given me a deal. I’ve enjoyed working with Bryan and can’t wait to get started with the style he wants us to play in. 

“I like to bring energy, in terms of both attacking and defending, I hope to bring some more assists and score a few goals too.”

Manager Hughes believes new signing Barnum-Bobb fit the ball ‘perfectly’ for what he was looking for in a right-back after unveiling the defender as his sixth new signing of the summer.

“It has been ongoing for a little while, there was a bit of paperwork to be done between other clubs, but he will be part of our squad for this season, so I am really delighted” said Hughes.

“Jazzi has impressed me, but not just me, I think he has impressed everyone in the group and the coaching team. He has got good work ethics, he is a good player, both defensively and attack minded.

“He will fit into what we are trying to achieve this season. Jazzi will come in and challenge for that full-back spot and I am delighted that he is on board.”

The manager had brought in forwards Mark Harris, on loan from Cardiff City, JJ Hooper, Devonte Redmond and Leighton McIntosh plus defensive midfielder Adam Barton and Barnum-Bobb.

“I was after a specific type of right-back, somebody athletic who can defend as well as attack. Jazzi fits that bill.

“There were a couple of others who interested me, but once Jazzi came in and you get to know the character and see him on the training ground and in games he fitted the bill.”

The Dragons play Crewe Alexandra in a friendly this Saturday and start their National League campaign with the visit of Barrow on Saturday, August 3.

Wrexham FC pre-season fixtures

June

Saturday 29 v Cefn Druids 0, Wrexham 4 (away at the Rock)

July

Friday 5 Fleetwood Town 1, Wrexham 0

Wednesday 9 v Portimonense SC 1 Wrexham 0 (at Estádio Municipal de Portimão, Portugal)

Saturday 13 AFC Telford United 0, Wrexham 2

Wednesday 17 Wrexham 1, Stoke City 3

Saturday 20 Curzon Ashton 0, Wrexham 2 

Saturday 27 v Crewe Alexandra (home at the Racecourse, 3pm).

Wrexham start their 2019/20 Vanarama National League season with a home game against Barrow on Saturday, August 3.

The Dragons’ first away trip takes them to Boreham Wood a few days later, on Tuesday, August 6, before a visit to Dover Athletic the following Saturday.

The first midweek fixture under the Racecourse floodlights comes when Wrexham welcome Halifax Town to North Wales on Tuesday, August 13.

Wrexham have been paired with Chorley for the festive fixtures, welcoming the newly-promoted Magpies to the Racecourse on Boxing Day before a trip to Victoria Park on New Year’s Day.

The final home game of the season is against Notts County on Saturday, April 18, while Wrexham’s Vanarama National League season concludes at Stockport County at Edgeley Park the following week.

Two Wrexham home matches will be broadcast live on BT Sport television over the first three months of next season.

TV cameras will be at the Racecourse for Wrexham v Sutton United on Saturday, September 15 (5.20pm) and Wrexham v Chesterfield on Saturday, October 12 (5.20pm)

All 24 Clubs in The National League will be shown live by the broadcaster within the first three months of the campaign (see list below).

Vanarama National League fixtures being shown live on BT Sport television over the first three months of the season

August

Saturday 3: Stockport County v Maidenhead United (12.30pm)

Saturday 10: Notts County v Barnet (5.20pm)

Saturday 17: Barrow v Yeovil Town (5.20pm)

Saturday 24: Torquay United v Aldershot Town (5.20pm)

Monday 26: Solihull Moors v Eastleigh (7.45pm)

Saturday 31: Chorley v Boreham Wood (5.20pm)

Saturday

Wednesday 4: Dagenham & Redbridge v Bromley (7.45pm)

Saturday 7: Hartlepool United v Woking (7.30pm)

Saturday 14: Wrexham v Sutton United (5.20pm)

Saturday 21: AFC Fylde v Eastleigh (5.20pm)

Saturday 28: Dover Athletic v FC Halifax Town (5.20pm)

October 

Saturday 5: Harrogate Town v Ebbsfleet United (5.20pm)

Thursday 10: Stockport County v Hartlepool United (7.45pm)

Saturday 12: Wrexham v Chesterfield (5.20pm)

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Wrexham’s full 2019-20 National League schedule

August

Sat 3 – Barrow H

Tues 6 – Boreham Wood A

Sat 10 – Dover Athletic A

Tues 13 – FC Halifax Town H

Sat 17 – Notts County A

Sat 24 – Barnet H

Mon 26 – Hartlepool United A

Sat 31 – Stockport County H

Saturday

Tues 3 – Maidenhead United H

Sat 7 – Solihull Moors A [Scottish Challenge Cup R3]

Sat 14 – Sutton United H

Sat 21 – Aldershot Town A

Tues 24 – AFC Fylde A

Sat 28 – Ebbsfleet United H

October

Sat 5 – Woking A

Tues 8 – Harrogate Town H

Sat 12 – Chesterfield H [Scottish Challenge Cup R4]

Sat 19 – Emirates FA Cup 4Q

Sat 26 – Dagenham & Redbridge A

Tues 29 – Torquay United A

November

Sat 2 – Bromley H

Sat 9 – Emirates FA Cup R1

Sat 16 – Eastleigh A [Scottish Challenge Cup QF]

Sat 23 – Yeovil Town H

Tues 26 – AFC Fylde H

Sat 30 – Ebbsfleet United A [Emirates FA Cup R2]

December

Sat 7 – Solihull Moors H

Sat 14 – Buildbase FA Trophy R1

Sat 21 – Sutton United A

Tues 26 – Chorley H

Sat 28 – Maidenhead United A

January

Wed 1 – Chorley A

Sat 4 – Aldershot Town H [Emirates FA Cup R3]

Sat 11 – Buildbase FA Trophy R2

Sat 18 – Woking H

Sat 25 – Harrogate Town A [Emirates FA Cup R4]

February

Sat 1 – Dagenham & Redbridge H

Sat 8 – Chesterfield A [Buildbase FA Trophy R3]

Sat 15 – Torquay United H [Scottish Challenge Cup SF]

Sat 22 – Bromley A

Sat 29 – Yeovil Town A [Buildbase FA Trophy R4]

March

Wed 4 – Emirates FA Cup R5

Sat 7 – Eastleigh H

Sat 14 – Barrow A

Sat 21 – Boreham Wood H [Emirates FA Cup QF/Buildbase FA Trophy SF1]

Sat 28 – FC Halifax Town A [FA Trophy SF2/Scottish Challenge Cup Final]

April

Sat 4 – Dover Athletic H

Fri 10 – Hartlepool United H

Mon 13 – Barnet A

Sat 18 – Notts County H [Emirates FA Cup SF]

Sat 25 – Stockport County A

May

Sun 17 – Buildbase FA Trophy Final

Sat 23 – Emirates FA Cup Final