Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have the chance to sign a Wales international with World Cup experience, as Joe Morrell offers himself to Wrexham.
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Morrell, who graced the grandest of stages at Qatar 2022 when facing the USMNT and England, is a free agent after severing ties with Portsmouth. He knows all about life in League One, and has also played in the Championship with Bristol City and Luton Town.
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The 27-year-old midfielder, who has 37 senior caps to his name, is eager to find himself a new club after spending several weeks stuck on the sidelines. Morrell admits that the opportunity to join an ambitious project at SToK Racecourse would hold obvious appeal to him.
WHAT MORRELL SAID
Morrell has told the podcast from BBC Sport: "Wrexham is obviously an exciting club at the minute. I think in the Football League there are not many more exciting projects than Wrexham, and to play for a Welsh club is something that I would love to do at some point as well.
"But to be fair I don’t think that they need much help at the minute, so maybe they are not in the market for a midfielder. But if they were, it would definitely be something that I would be interested in."
GettyWHAT NEXT FOR WREXHAM?
Wrexham are well stocked for midfielders, with the likes of Elliot Lee, George Dobson, Andy Cannon and Ollie Rathbone all operating in Phil Parkinson’s engine room. The Red Dragons are, however, always in the market for top talents that will add greater depth and experience to their ranks.
