Originally signed on a short-term deal in August 2008 following his release from Scottish First Division club Clyde, Christian then spent the second of of 2008/09 with York City before returning to Wrexham in the summer of 2009.

A native of Crewe, Christian worked his way through the ranks at Port Vale before leaving the Potteries club in the summer of 2007 and heading north of the border.

Although he made just the one senior appearance for Port Vale, under former Racecourse first team coach Martyn Foyle, he also enjoyed loan spells with other Conference sides Cambridge United and Northwich Victoria.

After going to Scotland, the midfielder was pretty much a regular with the 'Bully Wee' turning out 30 times, although the Broadwood-based club only stayed up after winning the end of season play-off against three teams from the Second Division.

Christian returned home in 2008 and began training with the Dragons, doing enough to warrant a longer stay and scored on his debut in the season opener against Stevenage Borough when coming on as a late substitute.

He was allowed to join York City in January 2009 and was a regular in their side that battled against relegation.

A return to Wrexham followed for pre-season training and then the offer of a one-year contract.

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