Humphrey Ker, the Wrexham executive, is keeping his options open when it comes to potential signings for the upcoming season in League One. With Wrexham’s recent success under Hollywood owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, the club is looking to make a splash in the transfer market to strengthen their squad.
Manager Phil Parkinson and his team have their sights set on the summer transfer window, aiming to bring in top talent to help them compete in the higher division. While Wrexham has a history of luring players from higher leagues, the possibility of signing Jamie Vardy from Leicester City has caught the attention of many.
At 37 years old and nearing the end of his contract, Vardy’s future at Leicester is uncertain, opening up the opportunity for other clubs to swoop in. When asked about the potential of signing Vardy, Ker commented, “There’s no reason why Jamie Vardy couldn’t thrive at Wrexham. Despite his age and high profile, we are open to the idea of bringing him on board.”
As Vardy expresses his desire to continue playing, clubs like Wrexham are monitoring the situation closely. With the Premier League winner potentially available, Wrexham is considering making a move to secure his signature and bolster their squad for the challenges that lie ahead in the upcoming season.
