Wrexham AFC manager Phil Parkinson has laid out his ambitious strategy for the upcoming summer transfer window, signalling the club's intent to make a significant impact in League One. Following a second consecutive promotion, the Red Dragons are planning a major squad overhaul to ensure they are competitive at a higher level.
Parkinson confirmed that the club is actively pursuing several key targets to strengthen the team. While specific names remain undisclosed, the manager emphasised the need for quality additions who can adapt to the physical and technical demands of League One football.
Building on a Winning Foundation
The gaffer praised the existing squad's monumental effort in achieving back-to-back promotions but was clear that sentimentality would not stand in the way of progress. Parkinson stated that difficult decisions await regarding current players, as the club must evolve to meet new challenges.
This summer's activity is not just about adding numbers; it's a calculated plan to recruit players with the right character, quality, and mentality to thrive under the intense spotlight that follows Wrexham.
Backing from Hollywood Owners
The ambitious plans are fully supported by co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, who are committed to providing the resources necessary for a successful transition to the third tier. Their vision extends beyond mere survival, aiming to build a squad capable of holding its own and continuing the club's remarkable upward trajectory.
With the summer window approaching, the recruitment team is working tirelessly to identify and secure the players who will form the next chapter of the Wrexham story.
