Up to five players are on transfer, so Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are prepared for more Wrexham departures.
Consequently, what happened?
The Red Dragons, led by Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, are co-owners in Hollywood, and they have put a lot of effort into building a team that can compete in the Football League. Goalkeepers and players younger than 21 are not allowed to register more than 22 players at a time.
THE LARGER IMAGE
Although Phil Parkinson’s team currently has a wealth of potential, efforts are being made to add even more quality to the group. According to reports, Wrexham is willing to add a center-half to cover for injuries, and they may also look to add a striker to assist propel them to consecutive promotions.
WERE YOU AWARENESS?
As long as EFL registration regulations are taken into consideration, The Athletic reports that several departures may result from those plans. Billy Waters, Bryce Hosannah, and Callum McFadzean were not included in the squad cut earlier in the season; Waters has already moved to Doncaster. Loans are an option in certain cases.
FUTURE PLANS FOR WREXHAM?
Another free agent is Liam McAlinden, while club captain Luke Young is no longer needed as he approaches the last six months of his contract. Jake Bickerstaff, 21, could be able to get the consistent playing time he needs for his continued development outside of North Wales if another forward can be recruited.
