“I Want Medals to Look Back” – Wrexham Superstar Hints at His Future With Red Dragons After ‘First of Many’ Achievements

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s ownership of Welsh soccer club Wrexham AFC has had a significant impact. Since acquiring the fifth-division club in 2020, the team has experienced remarkable success, winning promotion to the fourth division. The team’s collective effort contributed to the club’s significant success. Particularly, the new additions to the squad played a significant role.

Notably, Eoghan O’Connell was among the individuals who played a crucial role in enhancing their prospects of winning honors. The 27-year-old came from Charlton Athletic during the January transfer window. The defender committed to a long-term contract at The Racecourse for an undisclosed transfer fee. Since joining, he has made 15 appearances in the league under Phil Parkinson. In fact, he recently opened up about his future at the club.

Wrexham superstar makes admission about his future

Recently, O’Connell spoke about his move to the Welsh club. “I have always wanted to be somewhere where I would be part of winning things. I want medals to look back on my career and hopefully that is the first of many with Wrexham.” The defender said he was keen to join an ambitious side. He also added that he is excited to see the growth charts of the club and urged them to enjoy their recent achievements.

Soon, the player reflected on his career. “I have only had one promotion previously in my career, when I look back on my career medals is something I want to have and that is another one so I am really happy. It means absolutely everything to me, I am delighted.”

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O’Connell also hailed the whole team, saying that despite the pressure to win the promotion, everyone was able to clinch the success. “I have only been here since January but with the pressure everyone has been under all season, it has been incredible the way that everyone has performed. I have loved every minute and I am just so happy for everyone at the club,” he added.

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The 27-year-old also insisted on enjoying the “unbelievable achievement,” saying these moments “don’t come around too often.” He later added the future goals of the club. “When the time is right, we will look towards next year and give that a good go as well.” It seems O’Connell is eager to be on Reynolds’ side for the long haul. It is also good for Parkinson, who himself is keen to keep the squad intact.

Phil Parkinson wants to keep the squad intact

In a recent statement, Phil Parkinson expressed his intention to keep the current squad intact. The gaffer’s aim is to avoid making significant changes that could disrupt the team chemistry and unity they have established.

According to the Leader, he said, “That is what we have tried to do and now we have put a squad in place which has got us promoted, it doesn’t need major surgery to push on again. I feel we have got a lot of players who will be ready for next season which is good from our point of view.”

While Parkinson aims to maintain the core squad, it is acknowledged that some adjustments may be necessary to optimize the team’s performance. Therefore, it is expected to be a busy summer for Reynolds. With potential player departures and arrivals, enhancing the team further are certainly on the cards.

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