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Phil Parkinson targets two more signings as part of his Wrexham rebuild

Wrexham are on the hunt for two more new signings ahead of Tuesday’s transfer deadline after strengthening with James Jones and Ben Tozer.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 August 2021

By David Richardsson

BIG GUN: Ben Tozer celebrating promotion with Cheltenham Town
PICTURE: Alamy

BIG-SPENDING Wrexham are on the hunt for two more new signings ahead of Tuesday’s transfer deadline after strengthening with James Jones and Ben Tozer.
The Dragons stretched their financial muscles to snap up the pair from League One clubs this week.
Jones, a 25-year-old midfielder from Lincoln City, penned a three-year deal on Tuesday and then the National League side landed Cheltenham Town captain Tozer just 24 hours before their 2-0 win at Eastleigh.
Wrexham reportedly forked out £200,000 ...

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