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The summer transfer window came to a close for Wrexham following a hectic deadline day at the Racecourse Ground.
The arrivals of Burnley defender Joe Worrall and Sheffield United playmaker Callum O'Hare were confirmed in the closing hours of the window, while the club also allowed 13 senior players to depart over the course of the summer. That figure could climb to 14, with Davis Keillor-Dunn's proposed loan move to Sheffield Wednesday still being processed by the EFL.
Manager Phil Parkinson now has a clear picture of the squad at his disposal over the months ahead as Wrexham press on with their push toward the Premier League. The Red Dragons are still seeking their first victory after three Championship outings and will aim to collect their first three points when they visit Millwall on Wednesday.
Here is a full summary of all the transfer activity Wrexham completed during the summer window.
Every Player Wrexham Signed This Summer
Danny Imray
Wrexham made Crystal Palace wingback Danny Imray their first acquisition of the summer transfer window for an initial fee of £5 million ($6.65 million). He put pen to paper on a four-year deal at the Racecourse Ground and has featured from the start in all three of their Championship fixtures so far.
Ben Whiteman
Preston North End skipper Ben Whiteman joined Wrexham for an initial fee in the region of £2.5 million ($3.3 million) on a three-year contract, with the option of an additional year. The central midfielder has started back-to-back matches against Watford and Birmingham City.
Anthony Patterson
Wrexham paid a club-record fee to bring in Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson on a four-year deal. It is believed the Red Dragons paid £8 million ($10.8 million) upfront, with a number of performance-related add-ons also included.
The previous club record stood at the £7.5 million ($10.1 million) paid to sign Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich Town the previous summer, though that deal could ultimately surpass Patterson's total package in value.
Issa Kaboré
Wrexham completed the permanent signing of Manchester City defender Issa Kaboré following his loan stint with the club during the previous campaign.
The Welsh club paid a fixed fee of £2 million ($2.7 million) to sign the Burkina Faso international on a three-year deal, which could increase to £4.8 million ($6.5 million) if certain add-ons are triggered. Manchester City will also retain a 20% sell-on clause on any future transfer fee, while the club will hold "matching rights," allowing them to match any accepted transfer offer.
Jacques Ekomié
Wrexham signed Angers defender Jacques Ekomié for a fixed fee of approximately £7 million ($9.5 million) on a four-year deal. That figure could increase to around £7.4 million ($10 million) if various add-ons are activated. Angers also negotiated a sell-on clause as part of the agreement.
Joe Worrall
Wrexham signed Burnley defender Joe Worrall in a deal valued at £2 million ($2.7 million) on deadline day. The experienced centre-back agreed to an initial two-year contract in North Wales, with the option of a third year at the club's discretion.
Callum O'Hare
Wrexham signed Sheffield United playmaker Callum O'Hare in a deal worth £7 million ($9.5 million) on deadline day. The 28-year-old has signed an initial three-year contract, with the option for a fourth year.
Every Player Who Left Wrexham This Summer
Andy Cannon
Wrexham released midfielder Andy Cannon upon the expiry of his contract at the end of the season. The 30-year-old has since moved to League Two outfit Fleetwood Town.
Jay Rodriguez
Wrexham released striker Jay Rodriguez following the expiration of his contract in the summer. The 37-year-old remains a free agent and could hang up his boots from professional soccer.
Mo Faal
Wrexham sent striker Mo Faal out on loan to League Two side Port Vale. The 23-year-old's contract runs until next summer, though the club hold the option to extend his deal by a further year.
Paul Mullin
Wrexham parted ways with club legend Paul Mullin following a mutual termination of his contract. The three-time promotion winner subsequently joined League Two side Rotherham United, where he has netted once in four appearances to date.
Tom O'Connor
Wrexham released midfielder Tom O'Connor after his contract was brought to an end. The three-time promotion winner agreed a three-year deal with League One club Peterborough United.
Ryan Hardie
Wrexham sent striker Ryan Hardie on a season-long loan to Championship rivals Bolton Wanderers. He still has two years left on his contract after arriving from Plymouth Argyle just twelve months ago.
Lewis Brunt
Wrexham defender Lewis Brunt joined Championship rivals Bolton Wanderers in the most significant sale of the Hollywood era. Bolton paid an initial £500,000 ($674,000) for the centre-back, with a further £250,000 ($337,000) available through potential add-ons.
Arthur Okonkwo
Wrexham goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo joined Championship rivals Charlton Athletic on a season-long loan. The Nigeria international is out of contract next summer, meaning his time at the club has effectively drawn to a close.
Ryan Barnett
Wrexham winger Ryan Barnett joined MK Dons on a season-long loan. The three-time promotion winner is in the final year of his deal and is widely expected to depart as a free agent next summer.
Conor Coady
Wrexham released defender Conor Coady after reaching a mutual agreement to terminate his contract. The 33-year-old made just six appearances during his sole season at the club.
Dan Scarr
Wrexham sold defender Dan Scarr to League Two club Salford City on deadline day. The commanding centre-back was considered surplus to requirements, with his exit helping to pave the way for the arrival of fellow defender Worrall.
Elliot Lee
Wrexham released club legend Elliot Lee in the closing hours of the summer window. The three-time promotion winner agreed to mutually terminate his contract after it became apparent he would not feature in the squad for the upcoming campaign.
Harry Ashfield
Wrexham sold academy product Harry Ashfield to Peterborough United in the final hours of the summer transfer window. The 20-year-old was eager for regular playing time and Parkinson felt the offer was too attractive to decline, despite his wish to retain him.