Paul Mullin named Wrexham's Player of the Season and scoops Top Goalscorer Award after netting 26 times for Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side

Paul Mullin has won Wrexham's Player of the Season award for his role in securing the club's promotion into League One in their first season back in the EFL in 15 years. His 26-goal tally in all competitions was also enough for the annual top scorer gong.

Other awards on the night saw Elliot Lee receive the Players' Player of the Season prize, as voted for by his team-mates, while Young Player of the Season went to Max Cleworth. Awards for Wrexham Women were also presented, with Rosie Hughes named Player of the Season, Phoebe Davies getting Players' Player and Lili Jones the Young Player winner.

Mullin has now won Player of the Season in each of his three years at Wrexham, having joined from Cambridge United in 2021.

Mullin has excelled in the National League and League Two over the past four years, averaging 30 goals per season across the divisions for Wrexham and former club Cambridge. But League One is an altogether different challenge for him, having spent only half a season in the third tier in his entire career - scoring just three times in 20 appearances for Tranmere Rovers in 2019/20. But with greater maturity, experience and momentum, he will relish the opportunity to prove himself all over again in 2024-25.