Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has confirmed that “legends” Paul Mullin and Ollie Palmer stay part of the membership’s plans for subsequent season.
The Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-owned aspect earned their third successive promotion final weekend to safe a spot in subsequent season’s English Championship.
Mullin and Palmer have been key contributors on this speedy stand up the English soccer pyramid. Mullin was the staff’s high scorer of their promotion campaigns to League 1 and League 2, and is the seventh-highest scorer of their historical past with 110 targets.
Palmer struck up a fruitful partnership with Mullin in assault, and scored very important targets of their promotion run-in final season. In all, he has scored 44 targets in 149 appearances.
Nonetheless, the duo have struggled for gametime this season and have not made a league look since January.
Amid uncertainity over their future, Parkinson instructed BBC Sport Wales: “To start with, everybody’s made a contribution. What degree that has been would not matter as a result of all people’s been collectively and contributed.
“After all there’s all the time gamers who would have favored to have performed extra. Equally, contributions can are available in many kinds, so I am delighted with all people as a bunch.
“Mulls and Ollie will all the time be legends at this membership for what they’ve executed. They’re below contract subsequent yr they usually’ll be again in pre-season able to go once more.”
