Wrexham's promotion push is under scrutiny after their Championship campaign began with an EFL Cup exit to Middlesbrough, prompting BBC News to canvass supporters on what boss Phil Parkinson still needs before Monday's league opener at Cardiff City.
The overriding message from fans, according to BBC News, is that Parkinson's squad requires more firepower up front if Wrexham are to establish themselves at this higher level. With the Championship widely regarded as a significant step up from League One, supporters are said to be balancing genuine excitement about the club's rapid rise with realistic concerns over squad depth.
No specific transfer targets or figures were mentioned in the report, but the clear consensus from those spoken to is that reinforcements in attack are the priority before the transfer window shuts. Wrexham's ownership under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney has overseen back-to-back promotions, and fans will be hoping Parkinson can add the necessary quality to sustain that momentum as the club begins life in English football's second tier for the first time in over four decades.