Striker Neil Roberts return to Wrexham after six years away

Roberts, 28, had his contract ended by mutual consent at Doncaster and wasted little time in agreeing a move back to his home-town club.

Wrexham sold the Wales international to Wigan for £450,000 in 2000, before he moved on to Doncaster in 2004 after loan spells with Bradford and Hull.

"Once the opportunity arose to return, then I really wanted to grasp that chance," he told the club website.

"Everyone knows what the club means to me and my family, so I was not going to pass up this move.

"I have always kept in touch, so I know I will slot into the squad easily enough and I hope that I can play my part in lifting the club back up to at least League One."

Roberts' arrival at the Racecourse Ground is the latest in a clutch of home-grown talent returning to Wrexham.

Former Dragon Chris Llewellyn re-signed on Friday, while Wrexham-born defenders Ryan Valentine and Steve Evans have also joined.