Five summer targets for Dragons as they prepare for life in Championship

YAN REYNOLDS has indicated that Wrexham will spend big in the summer transfer market as they aim to compete in the Championship.

- By LIAN RANDALL

The North Wales outfit secured their third successive promotion last month, climbing out of League One at the first time of asking.

Manager Phil Parkinson has already put plans in motion to bring in new faces, insisting he will have a strict “no superstars, no egos” approach to recruitment.

The former Sunderland and Bolton boss has been well-backed by Reynolds and Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney since the pair took the helm in July 2021.

And the Deadpool actor has now dropped a major hint over the scale of their transfer ambitions, while also highlighting the need for the club to be financially sustainable.

Speaking on the RobRyanRed fan podcast, Reynolds said: “We're coming to win.

“I can't give you a dollar figure, but I can tell you that we are going to be as aggressive as we can possibly be while being mindful of sustainability.

“We have a stadium to revamp, but will still maintain its character and culture.”

Despite writing the cheques, McElhenney insisted that he and Reynolds are often the last to know about new arrivals.