One player Wrexham have tried to sign in 2025 is now expected to be allowed to seal a summer transfer.
The window has only been open for a few days, but the Welsh outfit are already being linked with a plethora of players.
The latest link regarding the club has seen it suggested that Phil Parkinson wants Christian Eriksen at Wrexham.
He’s not the only Premier League star being reportedly eyed for a move to the Racecourse, however.
Craig Dawson is linked to Wrexham as he plots his future post-Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Danny Ings emerged as a target for the North America-backed team as well in the last week or so.
Meanwhile, a player Wrexham wanted in January could now be on the move this summer.
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Liverpool likely to loan Wrexham target Jayden Danns
The Dragons signed Sam Smith and Jay Rodriguez in January to strengthen their struggling striker ranks.
However, prior to eventually getting deals for that duo over the line late in the window, Wrexham were interested in Jayden Danns of Liverpool.
Danns had been called ‘brilliant’ earlier in 2024/25 during his brief but impressive cameos for the Reds.
However, he opted to instead link up with Championship side Sunderland in the winter window.
That move did not work out owing to a back injury picked up by the forward. But The Athletic are now reporting that Danns is among the Liverpool youngsters likely to be loaned out this summer in order to boost their development.
Jayden Danns Liverpool stats
The 19-year-old did not make a single appearance for Sunderland due to injury, but his stats for Liverpool are solid.
At U18 level, he scored 24 and assisted four in 31 matches before stepping up to the U21 team, where he netted three and assisted two in 10.
The teenager has since made nine senior appearances for the Reds, scoring three goals.
His lack of senior experience is perhaps not ideal, but three goals in nine for a top Premier League side is a good record nonetheless.