Wrexham have submitted a £19 million bid for a Ligue 1 striker as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue to push for a statement signing ahead of the club’s first season back in the Championship.
The move, if completed, would represent a record transfer outlay for Wrexham and underline their ambition after climbing quickly through the divisions under Reynolds and McElhenney’s ownership.
Wrexham’s offer is understood to be aimed at landing a proven top-flight forward, with the North Wales club looking to add quality and experience to Phil Parkinson’s squad as the step up to the second tier approaches.
The development marks a significant escalation in Wrexham’s summer plans, with the club willing to back their project financially as they attempt to establish themselves at Championship level.
Talks are ongoing, with Wrexham waiting to learn whether their £19m proposal will be accepted as they pursue what would be a landmark deal in the club’s modern era.
