Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are facing transfer fee frustration at Wrexham, with Phil Parkinson explaining the lack of early summer movement.

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• Red Dragons have agreed new contracts
• Being linked with a number of players
• Working on getting deals over the line

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The Red Dragons have been able to put new contracts in place for Mark Howard and Steven Fletcher, while releasing eight players at the end of the 2023-24 campaign, but there have been no new arrivals at SToK Racecourse as yet.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Wrexham are being linked with plenty of players and were in the market for Jason Kerr and Conour Hourihane before they signed a new contract at Wigan and headed for Barnsley respectively. Efforts are now being made to identify other targets, while working through the process of getting deals done.

• WHAT PARKINSON SAID

  Parkinson has told of how the recruitment drive in North Wales is playing out: “Talks are ongoing with players. The aim is to get the right players to add to the squad we’ve got already. Quite a few of the players we have been speaking to are under contract or have got a year left at clubs. Obviously that adds complication because there’s fees involved for those players. There are a lot of different scenarios of play but hopefully we will get the players in that we can add to the quality we’ve already got.”

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  WHAT NEXT FOR WREXHAM?

  Hollywood co-owners Reynolds and McElhenney are continuing to make the funds available that will allow Wrexham to dip into the transfer market, although further departures will be required as Parkinson can only register a 22-man League One squad next season and already has 21 spots filled.

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