Paul Mullin explains 'all that matters' after another goalless outing for Wrexham – leaving prolific striker on three for the season through 15 appearances

The 30-year-old frontman has been a talismanic presence for the Red Dragons throughout their ascent from the National League and into League One. He is yet to find a spark in the third tier, after seeing his start to the 2024-25 campaign delayed by a return to fitness from minor spinal surgery.

Mullin was included from the off by Phil Parkinson when Wrexham lined up against fellow high-fliers Mansfield at SToK Racecourse. He was, having been replaced late on, able to help the Welsh outfit to a battling 1-0 win.

Mullin was unable to find the target, after having a few sights of goal, and has failed to hit the net in 12 of his outings across all competitions this season. He is, however, very much a team player and has posted on social media after playing his part in an important victory: "+3 is all that matters."

Wrexham fans and coaches retain unwavering faith in Mullin’s ability to score goals in League One. He will believe that greater end product is merely a matter of time, with the Red Dragons set to be back in EFL Trophy action against Port Vale on Tuesday before then taking in a trip to old adversaries Stockport.