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Wrexham’s 2023/24 campaign draws to a close on April 27 vs Stockport in a 3 pm BST kick-off.
The Welsh outfit have nothing left to play for of note this season and they have already secured promotion to League One.
However, they can move above Mansfield into 2nd place if they win or draw this weekend and Mansfield drop points.
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After securing promotion to the EFL at the end of last season, Wrexham have completed their task of securing back-to-back promotions.
In addition to this, Paul Mullin remains in with an outside chance of securing the League Two Golden Boot this season.
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About Wrexham
Unless you have been living under a rock for the past few months, you will be aware of the goings on at Wrexham. After being purchased by the Hollywood duo of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in February 2021, the North Wales outfit has gone through quite a transformation.
A transformation that has enabled Wrexham to say goodbye to the National League and hello again to the EFL. Promotion from the fifth tier was won in rather dramatic circumstances at the end of last season and in doing so, it ended a 15-year exodus from the Football League.
Which has meant something of a party atmosphere has been cultivated at the Racecourse Ground in the past couple of months. Older supporters have dreamed of a return to the truly professional ranks, younger fans are now coming along for the ride.
A ride which owners Reynolds and McElhenney will not want to see slowed down during the duration of this upcoming campaign and when you consider the spending power that the club has available, there is no reason to suggest why it should.
That spending power was able to obtain players such as Paul Mullin and with some observers stating that the forward’s talents were wasted in last season’s National League, their talisman can now show how adept he is within the confines of League Two.
Mullin has made 84 National League appearances for Wrexham and scored 64 goals in process. Then again, he was no slouch at the level above. The 2020/21 season saw him score 32 goals for previous employers Cambridge United.
The kind of player that any manager would love to work with and the person who currently has this honour is Phil Parkinson. Like Mullin above, many felt that Wrexham’s current boss was working at too low a level beforehand.
Especially when you consider that Parkinson has managed to earn League One promotions with both Colchester and Bolton in the past and in 2012/13 led Bradford to League Two playoff glory and the EFL Cup final in the same season.
Some will say that Wrexham’s story has been nothing short of a fairy tale, others will say it is their owners simply flexing their financial muscle. One thing that we can all agree on is that Wrexham’s next football chapter is certainly not going to be a dull one.
