Even though Wrexham still has one game left in the season, Phil Parkinson and company will already be concentrating on their summer transfer window plans. After winning back-to-back promotions, Wrexham will return to League One football in the upcoming season.
Wrexham are back in the third division for the first time in almost 20 years, and their recent meteoric ascent has taken supporters by surprise.
This weekend, Stockport County will visit the STōK Cae Ras; following that, summer will arrive at full speed. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have financed a second promotion party for the Wrexham players, which will take place in Las Vegas. Parkinson acknowledges that more players are required, therefore the “Hollywood owners” will also need to finance a few deals. Parkinson believes that Wrexham needs to do a better job of recruiting since he believes the league two to league one transition is more drastic than the league two to national league transition.
Benji Magee, the Wrexham target, is awarded
Not many rumors are circulating at the moment, however Benji Magee, a talented Loughgall native, has been suggested recently.
that Magee was coveted by Wrexham, who were in competition with Parkinson’s previous teams, Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic, to sign him.
Though Magee has since won an award in Northern Ireland, the rumour hasn’t progressed since then. Magee won the 2023–24 Young Player of the Year award at the Northern Ireland Football Awards.
To win the prize, Magee defeated Shea Kearney of Cliftonville and Ethan Mcgee of Linfield. Magee, 21, is having a fantastic breakthrough season in Northern Ireland’s top division, having scored 16 goals in 31 games so far this year.
