For a limited time during the January transfer window, Wrexham allowed the attacker to leave. The 22-year-old Bickerstaff made ten appearances and scored one goal for Accrington Stanley in League Two.
Now, the North West team has revealed that he has returned to the Racecourse Ground on its retained list. Prior to the upcoming season, Wrexham must decide what to do with Bickerstaff.
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Along with Stockport County and Mansfield Town, the Welsh team is getting ready for life in League One after being promoted. He might find it difficult to break into their starting lineup before players like Paul Mullin, Ollie Palmer, Steven Fletcher, Jack Marriott, and Sam Dalby.
Although he offers valuable depth and competitiveness, the Liverpudlian may not get much playing time due to competition for a starting spot. Therefore, when the Red Dragons consider their options, leaving in some manner might be the best course of action.
Since Bickerstaff has a contract that expires in2026, they are not obligated to let him go.
After spending time at Liverpool as a teenager, he returned to Wrexham in 2017 and has since made 24 appearances across all competitions for his current team, tallying three goals. To further advance his career, he has previously spent loan periods with Nantwich Town and Caernarfon Town.
While he was away at Accrington Stanley, the forward helped Phil Parkinson’s team achieve promotion from the National League the previous season. Since then, they have continued to rise. The Red Dragons, who appear to be a force to be reckoned with in the third division, have a busy summer ahead of them.
