Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson will be looking to his players to raise their quality in the coming 2024/25 League One season.
The level of quality expected next season is expected to increase with Wrexham already strengthening their squad.
Phil Parkinson secured the impressive signing of former Charlton Athletic midfielder George Dobson to strengthen his midfield at the Racecourse.
Leicester City defender Lewis Brunt has also made the switch to North Wales adding extra ball-playing quality in the backline.
Earlier this summer, Wrexham confirmed the signing of Arthur Okonkwo who returned to the club on a free transfer after impressing on loan last year.
The club continue to be linked with further summer additions, but there could be a Wrexham player that could transform the side if he is able to improve his quality this season.
Jack Marriott arrived in the winter transfer window last season but only managed to score one goal for the Red Dragons.
Jack Marriott debut season with Wrexham in 2023/24
Marriott signed for Wrexham in January for an undisclosed fee from Fleetwood Town.
The former Derby County striker was often used as an impact substitute by Parkinson.
His work ethic and commitment to the Wrexham press was impressive but he was unable to capture his goalscoring form.
Before moving to the Racecourse the forward had scored 5 goals in 24 League One games for Fleetwood.
However, The 29-year-old only managed to score one goal in 17 appearances at Wrexham.
In his first full season in North Wales the former Peterborough star will be looking to improve his goal tally and stake a claim in the starting XI.
Why Jack Marriott could become vital part of Phil Parkinson’s Wrexham plans
The Wrexham frontman has had six months to settle in at the club, and has more goal-scoring talent than he has shown so far.
The forward has achieved double-figure goal tallies in many league campaigns throughout his career and will be looking to regain his form this campaign.
Marriott is an eager runner and is an aggressive handful for opposing defenders.
With more minutes under his belt and a better on-field understanding with his teammates, Marriott may improve and challenge other strikers in the starting XI.
With Wrexham star Paul Mullin missing the start of the League One season through injury, Marriott has the perfect opportunity to hit the ground running.
If he can rediscover his goal-scoring form he could become Parkinson’s most-improved player in the 2024/25 season and become a vital member of the Wrexham squad.