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Wrexham hopes to sign the captain of Fulham, Tom Cairney, in the summer window in a major ambition show.
The Welsh team will participate in the second level next season for the first time since 1982 after Storming League One to obtain a third consecutive promotion.
They seek to strengthen their team with experienced players in higher divisions and Cairney would be the perfect crisis, after driving the Cotgers to promote the championship three times.
According to the Telegraph, Wrexham has already made an approach, although the discussions are still in the early stages.
The 34 -year -old man has been in Craven Cottage for a decade and has been captain of the London West since 2017.
But the midfielder, who has made 23 Premier League achievements this season, is expected to leave Fulham when his contract expires at the end of the season.
Wrexham hopes to sign the captain of Fulham Cairney in the summer window in a show of ambition
Tom Cairney has been in Craven Cottage for a decade and has capitalized on it since 2017
The 34 -year -old midfielder Captain Fulham with three championship promotions
This means that red dragons could land Cairney for free, although on competition wages for the championship.
Cairney was capped by Scotland twice and played 318 times in the championship.
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has already opted for those who have experience and have signed former Premier League players Jay Rodriguez, James McClean and Steven Fletcher in recent seasons.
Jonny Evans and Jamie Vardy were also linked to a move on the Hippodrome field.
Parkinson said the club would not have a policy “no superstars and no Egos as the club undertook promotion in the Premier League.
“I think it’s interesting because the leap into wages is incredible-breathtaking,” he said.
“ Even when you arrive at the level (from League one), the jump to obtain players of the quality of the championship is expensive but obviously with the next level, I do not think that people outside football realize completely.
“We have always tried to make sure that the club’s culture is right and I think it’s the key – no superstars, no ego in the locker room – and we have to try to start this balance again.
Wrexham has participated in the second level for the first time since 1982 after their promotion
Season four of the popular documentary Welcome to Wrexham will be published on Friday
“You always need additional quality when you set up a level to make sure that the right people enter the building.
The promotion of Wrexham was confirmed last month, but the celebrations continued and last week, the team rushed to Las Vegas for a third promotion party.
This year, Bash, which included a party at the swimming pool and trips to the Bellagio Hotel and Hakkasan Nightclub, would have cost Ryan Reynolds and his co -owner Rob Mcelherney with £ 500,000.
Meanwhile, season four of the popular documentary Welcome to Wrexham, which highlights the climb of the club under Reynolds and Mcelhenney, will be released on Friday.
