All completed Wrexham transfers so far in 2025-26 - listed

Reports suggest that Wrexham will have a budget of £3m ($4m) to spend in the January transfer window, which means they will be fairly limited in terms of new additions, unless they offload players to raise funds. Fan-favourite Paul Mullin could be like a new signing, however, with the striker being recalled from his loan spell at Wigan Athletic.

His departure was confirmed in September, but Eoghan O'Connell officially joined Barnsley on a free transfer in January.

Wrexham’s remarkable rise shows no sign of slowing, with the club once again splashing the cash in the summer window as their Hollywood-backed story gathers more momentum. The newly promoted Championship side have invested heavily, spending around £40m ($54m) to bring in players with top-flight credentials and proven pedigree.   

One of the biggest arrivals came on August 21, with Callum Doyle swapping Manchester City for the Racecourse in a deal worth around £7.5m ($10.1m). That move marked the 10th signing of the summer for Phil Parkinson’s squad, who had already shattered their transfer record by snapping up Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich for a package that could reach £10m.

Adding further steel and experience, Wrexham secured two-time Championship winner and England international Conor Coady (£2m), Lewis O’Brien (£5m), and Wales international Kieffer Moore (£2m), all of whom boast valuable Premier League minutes under their belts. On deadline day they secured the services of Ben Sheaf from promotion rivals Coventry City, as well as Dominic Hyam from Blackburn Rovers

And it wasn’t just about the cheque book—clever business was done too. Free signings like Josh Windass and goalkeeper Danny Ward could prove just as important as the marquee deals, giving the Championship newcomers both depth and know-how as they prepare for the next chapter of their fairytale climb.

While new signings have been grabbing the headlines, the exit door at Wrexham has been just as busy. Club icon Paul Mullin sealed a loan move to Wigan Athletic, marking a temporary end to his storied spell with the Red Dragons.  

Sam Dalby has parted ways following his release, while Will Boyle and Luke McNicholas have also moved on, joining Shrewsbury Town and Forest Green Rovers, respectively, as the squad reshuffle continues in full flow.   

Meanwhile, given Moore's entry, Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson confirmed that two promotion heroes - striker Ollie Palmer and wing-back Jacob Mendy - do not have a future at the club ahead of their Championship opener.