Wrexham players have arrived in the US and are working hard as their Wrex Coast Tour is set to start.
Pre-season is well underway with Wrexham arriving in Los Angeles.
The club are gearing up for their first League One campaign in 19 years, with the Red Dragons boss Phil Parkinson looking to his players to push themselves and impress him on the Wrex Coast tour.
In the States, the club are set to face Premier League opposition AFC Bournemouth and Chelsea, before a trip to Ryan Reynolds’ home town Vancouver to play MLS side Vancouver Whitecaps.
With Parkinson’s squad working hard in training, several stars are keen to gain match sharpness to force their way into the manager’s plans.
After the club’s first training session in LA, one Wrexham star is looking sharp ahead of the Bournemouth fixture.
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Wrexham star Steven Fletcher looking sharp in pre-season
After arriving in LA, the players have been concentrating on their training to gain match fitness.
The players will be eager to put an impressive performance in training to impress Parkinson with the prospect of starting the fixtures against Premier League opposition.
The Red Dragons players have started their training camp with veteran Steven Fletcher looking sharp in training.
With the first training session completed, the Wrexham star posted a video of himself scoring an impressive header.
The former Premier League star will be looking to take his impressive form in training into the coming pre-season matches and the League One campaign.
Steven Fletcher set for big season at Wrexham
Fletcher had an impressive debut season last year after arriving in an eyebrow-raising transfer.
The former Premier League star impressed the fanbase with his technical skill and managed to score a good amount of goals despite injury issues.
The former Wolverhampton Wanderers star scored eight goals in 33 League Two appearances.
The veteran striker was often used as an impact sub by Parkinson and he will look to improve on his goal tally in the coming season.
After signing a contract extension in the summer, the former Scottish international will be looking to pre-season to put his injury issues behind him.
If the 37-year-old can have a strong pre-season and regain his match sharpness, he will be an important member of Parkinson’s squad and remain a great asset to the Wrexham bench.
With Paul Mullin set to miss the start of the campaign, the manager will be looking to his experienced striker to help fill the vacancy.
Despite being in the twilight years of his career, Fletcher has shown during his time at the Racecourse that he still has a lot to offer.
Heading into the League One campaign the former Burnley star will be looking to prove his worth once again.