Wrexham eyeing another england-capped star and ex-liverpool ace loved by klopp

WREXHAM ARE PREPARING FOR A BUSY SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW AHEAD OF PLAYING IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP NEXT TERM, AND HAVE BEEN LINKED WITH YET ANOTHER PREMIER LEAGUE STAR 14:03, 29 May 2025Updated

14:07, 29 May 2025 Wrexham are reportedly eyeing a move for yet another England-capped star as they look to compete in the Championship. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have made their

ambition of reaching the Premier League very clear after securing promotion from League One in April. Manager Phil Parkinson is planning for a busy summer transfer window as he looks to

reshape his squad. The Red Dragons have already been linked with several top-flight players with international pedigree, including Newcastle United frontman Callum Wilson and defender Aaron

Cresswell, who's departing West Ham as a free agent. Wrexham are now aiming to pull off an ambitious attempt to sign another Hammers player in Danny Ings, according to the Daily Mail.

The striker, who has made three appearances for his country, is also due to become a free agent after spending two-and-a-half years at the London Stadium. The 32-year-old made his name at

Burnley as a youngster before securing a move to Liverpool in 2015. However, an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury had a major impact on his time at Anfield after a long spell on the

sidelines. Despite eventually falling down the pecking order, Ings was much-loved by then-Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp. The German manager sang his praises when his departure to Southampton

was announced in 2018. He told the club's official website: "He is such an outstanding boy. Honestly, if you could bottle his character and spirit, his would sell worldwide - he is

so incredibly positive and full of energy. Article continues below "But we won't just miss his character, because he is a footballer who has all the tools. What is clear is that

in his time here he had zero luck really, certainly in my time. "Before joining I tried to watch as many games on tape as I could from the season so far and Danny Ings stood out as

someone I was really looking forward to coaching." Ings enjoyed happier times with Southampton, scoring 46 goals in 100 appearances between 2018 and 2021. He then joined Aston Villa for

a fee reported to be around £25million. He made 52 appearances for Villa and netted 14 times before moving to West Ham in January 2023. Ings has endured a difficult time in east London, not

helped by his injury problems, and he's now seeking a new challenge. The Premier League club confirmed Ings' departure earlier this month, along with those of Cresswell, Lukasz

Fabianski and Vladimir Coufal. Head coach Graham Potter said: "Aaron, Lukasz, Vladimir and Danny have been a pleasure to work with in my time here so far. "[They are] all brilliant

professionals on and off the pitch, with fantastic experience in the Premier League, and clearly loved and admired by their team-mates and everyone here at the club. "We felt it was

important to confirm this news now, out of respect for them and the service they have given to the club, and to allow our supporters to show their appreciation at our final home match of the

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for a year upfront. Meanwhile, Parkinson has indicated he is willing to be patient as he tries to land key targets for Wrexham this summer. While the transfer window opens on Sunday, there

might not be any immediate activity at the Racecourse Ground. Parkinson told The Leader: "I know the fans will be eagerly anticipating some signings and things like that but as we know

in the past, we have always tried to be patient and bring in the players we feel are right for the club. "It is a very special club to be part of and we want to bring the lads in that

we feel can enhance what we've already got. As we have always done at this stage of the season, we have some initial meetings with players and agents but it is still very early in the

summer. "We are in dialogue with clubs all the time but that's just an on-going process. We are just trying to build the best squad we can within the budget available to us."

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