Northern Ireland international Conor Hazard seals switch to fellow League One side Wycombe Wanderers

The shot-stopper will officially join the Chairboys on 1 July on a free transfer after his contract expires at fellow League One side Plymouth Argyle.

The 28-year-old had spent the past three seasons with Plymouth after joining from Scottish giants Celtic in 2023 and played 81 times in the league for Argyle – 52 of those were in the Championship.

However, he will now ply his trade at a Wycombe side who are managed by former Northern Ireland international Michael Duff.

"There was a lot of competition for Conor's signature and we are delighted he has chosen Wycombe as the club for him to make his next step,” said Wanderers' director of football strategy and data intelligence Tom Stockwell.

"With Conor's experience of League One and Championship football, as well as international football with Northern Ireland, we are confident he will come in ready to hit the ground running.

"Conor was amongst the best shot stoppers in the division last season, and his commanding 6'6" frame allows him to dominate his area.

"The research and references taken on Conor also highlighted his high level of communication and organisation, as well as holding high standards and a desire to continue to push and develop.

"This makes him an excellent fit with the club and the club's ambitions. I’m sure the fans will welcome Conor and look forward to seeing him in a Wycombe shirt soon."

Former Cliftonville trainee Hazard has earned 11 caps for Northern Ireland since making his debut in 2018.