“Wrexham’s squad has resumed pre-season training in preparation for their first League One campaign in 19 years. Under the guidance of Phil Parkinson, the team is gearing up for the upcoming season and will embark on a pre-season tour in the United States next month.”
“Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the owners, are focused on reinforcing the squad for the upcoming campaign. Meanwhile, the current team is undergoing rigorous training upon their return. Former Sunderland manager Phil Parkinson emphasizes aggression, energy, and intensity in his style of play, which will be key focuses during pre-season. The Racecourse dressing room boasts considerable experience, with several players nearing the end of their careers.”
McClean’s extensive Premier League experience and time at clubs like Wigan Athletic, West Bromwich Albion, and Stoke City bring invaluable knowledge to the dressing room. The Irish winger, who recently retired from international football after earning 103 caps for the Republic of Ireland, remains a vital asset despite his age. Last season, at 35 years old, he made 37 appearances for Parkinson’s side, demonstrating his significance. The club’s Instagram page showcased his impressive fitness for the upcoming season, where McClean outperformed his teammates in a rigorous bleep test.
