As Wrexham A.F.C. prepares to kick off their new Championship season in just under two weeks' time, the club's manager Phil Parkinson and his team are looking at ways to strengthen the squad without overhauling it completely. Fans have been vocal about what they believe is necessary for the Red Dragons to succeed this season.

Defensive Strengthening

Mick highlights the importance of improving Wrexham's defensive record from last year, suggesting that a top-class goalkeeper and a commanding centre half are essential. 'We must focus on improving our defensive record,' he says. 'It is great to see a highly rated right wing back as our first new signing. Now we need to prioritise a top-class keeper but keep hold of Arthur Okonkwo too.'

Al agrees with the need for a new goalkeeper, along with a centre back and a striker capable of scoring 15 goals in a season. 'We must still add probably a new keeper, a centre back and a striker who can score 15 goals in a season,' Al adds.

Manager's Trust and Stability

Tim expresses confidence in the club’s manager Phil Parkinson, suggesting that with the likes of Lewis Brunt and Zak Vyner stepping up, major changes might not be necessary. 'I don't think we need major surgery hopefully the likes of Lewis Brunt and Zak Vyner can step up and we stay relatively injury free,' he says.

Jon also believes in the club's manager, Phil Parkinson, but sees a need for a top-class defender to address last season’s issues with goalkeeping. 'I think the priority is a top-class defender as leaking goals was an issue last year,' Jon states. He also mentions the need for more cover in wide areas and possibly a creative midfielder.

Caution on Overhauling the Squad

Derek, who isn't necessarily a Wrexham fan, advises against too many signings, arguing that one or two good players would suffice. 'I am not a Wrexham fan, but I think that too many signings cause instability,' he says. 'Wrexham have a great manager, great owners, and a strong team. Just one or two good signings will sort it.'

Avoiding Second Season Syndrome

Paul also warns against the club falling into second season syndrome, calling for an improvement over last January's transfer window. 'This transfer window must be an improvement on the January window,' he says. 'We had a massive opportunity there as some of the championship big boys were frankly awful. Wrexham must not get second season syndrome.'

Overall, while there are differing opinions among fans about what exactly needs to improve, the general consensus is that minor adjustments and strategic signings will suffice for Wrexham A.F.C. to compete effectively in the upcoming Championship campaign.