Wrexham have progressed rapidly under Phil Parkinson and the club will hope to develop young talents for the future.
Wrexham’s journey under Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds has seen the club reach League One in rapid fashion.
Back-to-back promotions have catapulted Wrexham into the third tier and another promotion isn’t out of the question this season.
Wrexham have relied heavily on experienced players on this journey but are looking to develop young talent
Max Cleworth has become a first-team star after rising through the ranks whilst Aaron James and Harry Ashfield are emerging.
Summer signings Arthur Okonkwo, Sebastian Revan and Modou Faal certainly have big potential and Wrexham will hope to see them thrive in the coming years.
Wrexham take teenager on trial
Wrexham will be looking to add more talent and were prominent in that regard over the summer.
10 new scholars arrived over the summer, including former Manchester City talent Daymeon Alves Almedia and ex-Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Umar Nawaz.
Wrexham are now looking at another prospect with teenager Miller McDonald arriving for a trial.
Fox Soccer Academy have confirmed on social media that London-based talent McDonald will stay with Wrexham ‘for a few weeks’.
McDonald, 17, has been described as a ‘quick, direct and skilful’ winger on Fox Soccer Academy’s official highlight reel.
The clips certainly showcase McDonald’s ability to go past players and make things happen in the final third.
Wrexham will now assess McDonald and weigh up whether to hand him a deal in the academy ranks.
Premier League winner involved in Miller McDonald development
Not much else is known about McDonald at this point but he is coming up in an academy set up by a former Premier League winner.
Christian Fuchs set up the Fox Soccer Academy in 2014 whilst playing for Schalke in Germany.
Fuchs won the Premier League title with Leicester City and set out to improve opportunities for young players.
Rejected in Austrian academies in his playing days, Fuchs set up a new pathway for talented youngsters.
McDonald is one of them and seeing him sign on with Wrexham would be a huge success for this project.
It’s now over to Wrexham to analyse McDonald and weigh up whether he is worth signing for the long term.