Wrexham AFC striker Ollie Palmer may be heading for the exit door as manager Phil Parkinson looks to reshape his squad ahead of the upcoming campaign. The 31-year-old forward, who joined the Red Dragons in January 2022, could become a casualty of Parkinson's planned overhaul.
According to sources close to the club, Parkinson is keen to refresh his attacking options as Wrexham prepare for their second season back in the English Football League. Palmer, who scored 7 goals in 39 appearances last term, might be deemed surplus to requirements.
Parkinson's Rebuilding Plans
The Wrexham boss has reportedly identified several areas needing improvement after last season's 13th-place finish in League Two. With new signings expected, some current players face uncertain futures at the Racecourse Ground.
Palmer, who still has a year remaining on his contract, could attract interest from other EFL clubs and the National League. His physical presence and experience make him an attractive option for teams looking for proven goalscorers.
Fan Favourite Faces Exit
The potential departure would mark the end of an eventful spell for Palmer in North Wales. The striker became a fan favourite during Wrexham's promotion-winning National League campaign but found opportunities more limited in League Two.
As pre-season preparations begin, all eyes will be on Parkinson's transfer activity, with several ins and outs expected at the ambitious Welsh club.
