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We have looked up and followed the update from BBC, Danny Ings has joined Wycombe Wanderers. The signing of the former Burnley, Liverpool and England striker will be one special. Ings, 34, began this season as a free agent, having spent the previous campaign in the Championship with Sheffield United.
But managerless League One Wycombe have now become the eighth club of the Winchester-born player’s 17-year professional career. Ings is available for selection to make his debut for the Chairboys in Saturday’s meeting with Reading at Adams Park, where they are yet to win this season.
Wycombe are 14th in the table, having parted company with Michael Duff on 8 September, since when Tom Hounsell has been in caretaker charge.
Ings, who played alongside Wycombe coach Sam Vokes at Burnley, began his career at Bournemouth.
Former England and Premier League striker Danny Ings signs for Wycombe Wanderers 🤝
And our newest recruit could be involved when we take on Reading at Adams Park on Saturday.
Welcome Danny! pic.twitter.com/WDzuKJ23SF
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) September 25, 2026
He has also had spells with Liverpool, where he was one of Brendan Rodgers’ last signings in the summer of 2015, before making big-money moves to Southampton, Aston Villa and West Ham United.
Factfile:
Full Name: Daniel William John Ings
Position: Forward
Date of Birth: 23.11.1992
Birthplace: Winchester
Nation: England
Club Career:Wycombe WanderersTransfer Fee: Free Agent
Sheffield United
West Ham United
Aston Villa
Southampton
Liverpool
Burnley
Bournemouth