Wrexham AFC manager Phil Parkinson recently discussed the club’s current transfer strategy, emphasizing both squad depth and potential player movements. The team is seeing promising returns from injuries, with Danny Ward, Andy Cannon, Lewis Brunt, and Aaron James nearing full fitness.
Transfer Window Overview
Parkinson indicated that while the focus has been on reintegrating injured players, he does not dismiss the idea of new signings before the upcoming transfer deadline.
Injury Returns Enhancing Squad Options
- Danny Ward
- Andy Cannon
- Lewis Brunt
- Aaron James
These players’ return adds significant depth to the squad. Parkinson noted, “To bring players in, we’ve got to move players out.” His current focus remains on integrating these returning players into the lineup.
Looking for Strategic Signings
The manager expressed interest in adding talent to the roster if the right opportunities arise. He stated, “We’re always looking out there for players who will be able to help us from now to the end of the season and going forward.” However, he clarified that new signings are not an immediate necessity.
Key Player Performances
Recent performances from players like Lewis O’Brien and Sam Smith, both contributing well since returning, bolster Parkinson’s confidence in the squad. Parkinson believes there is more potential to unlock from these players as the season progresses.
As the February 2 transfer deadline approaches, Wrexham fans are waiting to see if any moves will occur, whether through new signings or player exits.
