With the January transfer window just days away, Wrexham could be looking to pick up a bargain.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Wrexham’s financial strength allows them to sign high-quality players that other League Two clubs can’t compete with.
- The club’s Hollywood owners are hoping for promotion and are willing to spend on ex-Premier League players.
- Wrexham may look to strengthen their squad with out-of-contract players in January, potentially exploring cut-price deals.
After a pleasing start to their first League Two campaign since 2008, Wrexham are in the promotion mix and will be looking to make it two consecutive promotions.
It’s well-documented that Wrexham have a financial pulling power that other clubs at League Two level can’t match, thanks to their Hollywood owners, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds.
Wrexham’s finances have seen the club able to recruit the likes of Ben Foster whilst in the National League and the Red Dragons also signed the likes of Republic of Ireland winger James McClean earlier this season.
These are signings that a normal fourth tier side are unable to compete with and the club’s Hollywood owners will be hoping for promotion after forking out on ex-Premier League players.
With January just days away, the club will be looking to strengthen their squad and could turn to players who are out of contract next year in a bid to recruit them on a cut-price deal.
5 cut-price transfers Wrexham AFC could explore in January
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