Now that Wrexham is back in League One, the transfer rumours are beginning to circulate as Phil Parkinson considers potential new additions.
In order to get ready for life in League One, Wrexham needs reinforcements after receiving back-to-back promotions.
Although Phil Parkinson has a solid foundation on which to grow, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds will undoubtedly need to provide funding for new additions this summer.
Earlier in May, Wrexham revealed a retained list that included players like Luke Young and Ben Tozer who were leaving the team.
Parkinson will require additions to the Wrexham team in order to bolster it in addition to replacing the departing players.
According to reports on Friday, Wrexham has expressed a genuine interest in recruiting Josh Magennis, Stephen Humphrys, and Tom Pearce, the three Wigan Athletic players who were released.
According to the Fearless In Devotion podcast, Wrexham is considering signing Ekpiteta for the upcoming summer.
Although Ekpiteta may be persuaded to transfer to Wrexham, it is noted that he wants to play in the Championship.
Since Ekpiteta is from London, moving back to the south may have seemed appealing, but Fearless in Devotion points out that moving to North Wales might not present any issues.
Blackpool released the 28-year-old centre back this summer, and he is now open to sign on a free transfer.
Three centre backs were recently released by Wrexham, as Tozer, Aaron Hayden, and Jordan Tunnicliffe all left the team this summer.
Now that Wrexham is getting ready to return to the third division, Ekpiteta could be seen as a substitute because he has League One experience.
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