Career
Wreh signed for Arsenal in the summer of 1997 for £300,000, linking up with his former boss at Monaco, Arsène Wenger. He rose to prominence in the summer of 1997 when he took part in a Liberian game show which included one challenge where he managed to outrun a lion. He had brief loan spells with Birmingham City (where he scored once against Grimsby), AEK Athens and Den Bosch, but none of these were made permanent.
He left Arsenal in 2000, having scored 5 times in 46 matches (most of them as substitute).
Wreh"s career never reached the same heights as it had at Arsenal, as he became somewhat of a journeyman football player. He initially signed for Saudi Arabian side First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Hilal, then returned to the United Kingdom in 2001 with brief stints at Bournemouth and Street Mirren, but fitness problems meant he rarely got a game.
After trying his luck at Bishop"s Stortford, he played for United Counties League side Buckingham Town. In 2007, he returned to football, signing for Perseman Manokwari of the Indonesian Football League.
