Bristol City has completed the signing of veteran winger Jed Wallace on a two-year contract, the club announced on Friday, July 3, 2026.
The 32-year-old midfielder joins as a free agent after leaving fellow Championship side West Bromwich Albion, where his contract expired at the end of last season.
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Wallace brings extensive second-tier experience from his stints with Wolverhampton Wanderers, Millwall, and the Baggies.
He made over 350 appearances in the Championship and scored 15 goals in 140 league matches for West Brom over four seasons.
"I am really proud and excited to be here. I spoke to James and Michael and I am extremely impressed," Wallace said.
The experienced player highlighted the collective potential for the upcoming campaign and emphasized the importance of veteran leadership through the season's ups and downs.
"There is a huge opportunity for us this season to achieve something and I hope I can help the leaders here in the group already.
There will be plenty of ups and downs, so it is important the experienced players in the dressing room hold that together.
I am looking forward to getting out there and meeting all the fans," he added.
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Bristol City manager Michael Skubala praised the acquisition, marking Wallace as his fourth summer reinforcement alongside Sam Tickle, Sam Greenwood, and Gibson Yah.
