Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham given switch warning about star who ‘will not come low cost’
Wrexham house owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been warned they could battle to safe their high targets within the January switch window.
The Red Dragons presently sit third in League Two after a wonderful begin to life again within the EFL. They are additionally into the fourth spherical of the FA Cup after beating cross-border rivals Shrewsbury Town. They will face Championship aspect Blackburn Rovers within the subsequent spherical.
But, because it’s January, the one factor on anybody’s lips is the January transfers and who Wrexham would possibly signal to spice up their already robust promotion credentials. Rumours counsel the membership are eyeing up Peterborough star Jonson Clarke-Harris and Sheffield Wednesday ace Lee Gregory.
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However, former England worldwide Carlton Palmer has issued a warning forward of any transfer for the pair. He advised Football League World (through the Mirror): “Wrexham, going for back-to-back promotions, are interested in signing Lee Gregory and Jonson Clarke-Harris.”
“Both are proven goalscorers in League One, [with] Gregory getting promoted to the Championship with Sheffield Wednesday at the last time of asking last season. Both players won’t come cheap, but if they are retained by their clubs until the end of the season, Wrexham would have two gifted League One strikers and only have their wages to find, which won’t be cheap.”
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“I can’t see Peterborough allowing Harris to leave for nothing, so Wrexham might have to stump up a fee in January if they want him. From the noise that is coming out of Peterborough, they’ve already rejected offers for him and won’t allow him to leave cheaply.”
As it stands, Wrexham’s co-owners’ enterprise exercise in January has primarily centered on new offers for Elliot Lee and Paul Mullin. The beloved gamers on the Racecourse Ground got contemporary contracts till the top of the 2026-27 season as a reward for his or her dedication.
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Before the January switch window opened, Dragons boss Parkinson confessed he could not assure that the membership would make any extra transfers this winter. Offering a hesitant admission, he stated: “I don’t want to make any predictions for January in terms of incoming players.”
“We have got a strong squad but we are always looking. As our supporters know, we are always striving to improve and we are assessing a lot of situations at the moment but we are keeping our cards close to our chest.”
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