Wrexham have parted ways with a number of players since winning promotion to the Championship.
The Red Dragons announced in May that they were going to release eight players when their contracts expired in June.
Elsewhere, Wrexham have sold or loaned out a number of other stars during the ongoing transfer window.
Paul Mullin has angered Wigan Athletic fans with his performance during the midweek League One action.
Sebastian Revan has earned praise from Burton Albion’s manager following his loan move.
Meanwhile, another former Wrexham player made his competitive debut for his new side this week.
Sam Dalby makes Bolton Wanderers debut after Wrexham exit
After his Wrexham release, Sam Dalby joined Bolton Wanderers for free this summer.
However, Dalby was injured in pre-season and missed the start of the 2025/26 campaign as a result.
But Bolton were in action against Reading on August 20, and the former Wrexham striker made his debut.
He did not start the clash but came on for the final 15 minutes of the fixture, which ended 1-1.
| Sam Dalby | Stats vs Reading |
| Goals | 0 |
| Shots | 0 |
| Key passes | 1 |
| Accurate passes | 4/7 (57%) |
| Aerial duels (won) | 4 (2) |
| Rating | 6.5 |
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Why did Sam Dalby leave Wrexham
The centre-forward enjoyed a prolific 2024/25 while on loan at Dundee United.
Amid his good form, Dalby was offered a new Wrexham contract in the 2025 winter transfer window.
However, the striker opted to reject the deal and instead leave the Racecourse Ground on a free.
Dalby explained why he was leaving Wrexham in May, saying: “I had played a lot of games over the previous two seasons – but I was usually only coming on with five minutes to play. Especially as a striker, that’s not enough. I needed a run of games.
“Thankfully, I’ve had that this season, and I can tell from the way I play now – even compared to the start of the season – that I have improved dramatically.