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Wrexham are set to focus on quality rather than quantity in the upcoming summer transfer window as they gear up for their next assault on the Premier League.
Having achieved a club-record seventh-place finish in their first Championship campaign, the Red Dragons believe only a select few additions are required to bolster the first-team squad.
Manager Phil Parkinson is anticipated to receive additional financial support following the arrival of 13 players as part of a $45 million investment last summer.
The club's main focus appears to be strengthening the wingback areas, with potential additions at striker, central midfield, and goalkeeper also capable of enhancing the starting eleven. Here is how Sports Illustrated thinks Wrexham could set up next season with five smart summer acquisitions.
How Wrexham Could Line Up Next Season
GK: Anthony Patterson—Wrexham are anticipated to bring in a new first-choice goalkeeper this summer and have been linked with Sunderland's Patterson. Should Sunderland opt to sell, the transfer fee could be in the region of $10 million.
CB: Zak Vyner—Vyner has yet to fully demonstrate his capabilities since making the move from Bristol City at the beginning of the year. He was utilized in defensive midfield before an injury ended his campaign prematurely. Given his experience at this level, he remains a strong contender for a starting berth.
CB: Dom Hyam—Hyam was handed the Wrexham captaincy just two months after his arrival and swiftly cemented himself as a pivotal figure within the squad. The backline is expected to be constructed around him in the coming season.
CB: Callum Doyle—Doyle was one of Wrexham's most impressive performers last season and earned recognition in the Championship Team of the Season. Despite considerable interest from elsewhere, he is expected to stay in North Wales provided the club can meet his aspirations.
RWB: Terry Devlin—Wrexham's interest in Devlin remains strong after making approaches during the January window. Portsmouth are likely to part ways with him this summer, and a switch to North Wales already looks like a genuine possibility.
CM: Ethan Galbraith—Galbraith is among Wrexham's early targets this summer, though they face competition for his signature. The Red Dragons would likely need to pay a significant fee to prise the midfielder away from Swansea City, one of their Welsh counterparts.
CM: Ben Sheaf—Sheaf played a vital role throughout his first season at the Racecourse Ground and should continue to do so provided he remains injury-free. Nevertheless, Wrexham would benefit from recruiting a younger holding midfielder to push both Sheaf and Matty James for their places.
LWB: Harry Amass—Amass caught the eye during his loan stint at Sheffield Wednesday but managed just one appearance at Norwich City before an unfortunate injury cut his time short. A loan move to Wrexham would make a great deal of sense, while also allowing Liberato Cacace to stay at the club.
CAM: Josh Windass—Windass proved himself to be one of the Championship's finest attacking midfielders last season. He is also a key voice in the changing room and should hold onto his spot in the starting lineup.
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CAM: Nathan Broadhead—Broadhead had a difficult first season back in North Wales, yet his quality is beyond doubt. Should he rediscover his best form, he could become a central figure in a serious promotion push.
ST: Ellis Simms—Wrexham are expected to target a striker upgrade this summer, and Simms stands out as one of the Championship's finest available options. He netted 13 goals as Coventry secured top-flight promotion despite featuring in just 15 league starts.