Wrexham A.F.C. manager Phil Parkinson has dismissed rumors of interest from rivals in George Dobson, insisting the 28-year-old midfielder remains committed to the club. Dobson has been linked with a move to Sheffield Wednesday, who are preparing for life in League One after relegation. However, Parkinson is adamant that no official offer has been made for the player, who has made 83 league appearances for the Reds since joining in the summer of 2024. With Wrexham set to face Middlesbrough in the League Cup on Tuesday, Parkinson is preparing for the new season, which kicks off with a Welsh derby against Cardiff City on Monday, August 15. The team has already completed two new signings this summer, with wing-back Danny Imray and midfielder Ben Whiteman joining the squad. Parkinson is working tirelessly to add more fresh faces to the squad, with the aim of making the team as strong as possible in the competitive Championship division. Imray arrived from Crystal Palace, while Whiteman has been brought in from Championship rivals Preston North End. Parkinson is confident that the new signings will give the team a boost, and he is looking forward to working with the players. The team's focus is on strengthening the squad and preparing for the new season, with Dobson set to play a key role in the upcoming matches.
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Wrexham A.F.C. Boss Parkinson Denies Rivals' Interest in George Dobson
Wrexham A.F.C. manager Phil Parkinson denies any interest from rivals in George Dobson.
