Wrexham have seen themselves linked with a move for Jamie Vardy, and the striker has now left Leicester City.
Wrexham are still battling to secure promotion from League One this season but plans for the summer are already being put in place.
A new attacking midfielder is thought to be among the priorities in Wales going into the next transfer window.
Tom Lawrence has been linked to Wrexham this month, with his Rangers contract set to expire in June of this year.
But Lawrence is not the only soon-to-be free agent who has seen his named mentioned alongside the Red Dragons of late,
One EFL pundit has suggested this month that Jamie Vardy could sign for Wrexham if they are promoted to the Championship.
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Wrexham-linked Jamie Vardy confirms Leicester City exit
Humphrey Ker refused to rule out targeting Vardy a year ago and the door now looks to be open for a summer swoop.
This comes with Leicester City confirming on April 24 that Vardy will leave the King Power Stadium at the end of the 2024/25 season.
Vardy commented on the news in an official post on his Instagram account, marking the end of a historic 13-year spell.
Why Wrexham would struggle to sign Jamie Vardy
The striker has enjoyed a remarakble career and Rio Ferdinand urged Vardy to join Wrexham earlier this season.
However, there is one obvious stumbling block that could prevent a deal from happening.
Humphrey Ker recently admitted Wrexham must quadruple their wage bill if they are promoted to the Championship fo 2025/26.
But even with a higher expendature planned, it seems unlikley they would be able to afford Vardy’s wage.
Capology report that the former England international is taking home £140,000-a-week – a figure that dwarfs any current Wrexham star’s salary.