Wrexham release Luke Young and Ben Tozer as they prepare for League One campaign

Wrexham FC Announces Departure of Longest-Serving Player Luke Young

Wrexham FC has made some tough decisions as they prepare for life in League One next season, with the departure of their longest-serving player, Luke Young, headlining the list of eight senior players who will be leaving the club.

Young, who has been with Wrexham for a number of years, has been a key figure for the team but will now be moving on as the club looks to strengthen their squad for the challenges ahead in the higher division.

In addition to Young, goalkeeper Rob Lainton, defenders Callum McFadzean, Aaron Hayden, Jordan Tunnicliffe, and Ben Tozer have also been released, along with young professionals Owen Cushion and Dan Davies.

However, there is some good news for Wrexham fans as goalkeeper Mark Howard, striker Steven Fletcher, and youth product Aaron James have all been offered new deals to stay at the club.

Wrexham, who are owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have been making waves both on and off the pitch, with their global fanbase growing and a behind-the-scenes documentary showcasing the club’s journey.

Manager Phil Parkinson has spoken about the challenges of building a squad capable of competing in League One, but is excited about the summer ahead and the opportunity to strengthen the team.

With tough decisions made and new deals offered, Wrexham will be looking to build on their recent success and continue their upward trajectory in the coming season.