Wrexham target Tom Cairney's future takes fresh twist as Fulham midfielder weighs up options after receiving lucrative offer from Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side

Fulham's captain has been targeted by Wrexham and been offered a lucrative contract following the club's promotion to the Championship. Cairney's current deal at Fulham expires this summer but he has now been handed a new deal. However, Cairney is yet to respond to the contract offer and is still considering a potential move to Wrexham, according to the Evening Standard.

Playing time is thought to be a major consideration for Cairney as he mulls over his future. The 34-year-old only made three Premier League starts last season for Fulham and game time is expected to be limited again if he does continue. However, a move to Wrexham would likely see Cairney go straight into the first team and potentially become a key figure for Phil Parkinson's side.

Cairney spoke about his future at the very end of last season. He told the club's media: "We’ll see what happens. We are still in talks, so it’s a weird feeling right now. I don’t know which way to go about it, obviously I want to thank a few people, but at the same time, we’re still in talks.”

Cairney must now decide whether to continue with the Premier League club or look for a new challenge. He is one of several players being targeted by Wrexham as the Welsh side prepare for life in the Championship.