Wrexham transfer claim; Phil Parkinson insist on more big signings expected..

Carlton Palmer believes Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds will continue to back Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson in the transfer market.

The Red Dragons have had an incredible few years since Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds acquired them, despite the fact that their exit from the National League took longer than anticipated.

Nevertheless, they are still climbing the ladder as seen by their 6-0 thumping of Forest Green on Saturday, which secured them promotion to the English football third division.

Carlton Palmer expects more big Wrexham signings

Even if Wrexham has had a fantastical season, opposing supporters are eager to remind out that they have received significant financial support from the owners and that they have made significant expenditures.

As a non-league team, they were able to draw players like Ben Tozer, Elliott Lee, and Paul Mullin, among others. This season, James McClean is one of their high-profile additions to the team.

It will be intriguing to watch how far the club can advance because, of course, bigger leagues mean more money needed to keep the team competitive.

But in an interview with FLW, the former England international Palmer highlighted that more new players are needed if the Welsh team is to ever make it to the Championship, and he explained that there is still more to come from them.Phil Parkinson and Wrexham received two promotions in a row. The football team’s incredible ascent is astounding, and they are determined to continue striving for greatness for Wrexham.

“They have restored the club’s reputation, and I genuinely believe they will pick things up again. They’ll likely support Parkinson once more in terms of.

“I think support for him will reappear in the summer. In terms of quality, League One is undoubtedly a different animal. Sometimes you can get away with that in the lower levels, but not at this level.

They require players of a high calibre, and doing so will cost money.

“Yet, money doesn’t make you a better person; you still need to work hard and advance, which they have under Parkinson.