Wrexham A.F.C. started their preseason campaign with an encouraging 0-0 draw against Wisła Kraków in Poland. Arthur Okonkwo's second-half penalty save preserved a clean sheet, setting a solid foundation for the upcoming season. The Dragons, who finished 7th in the Championship last season with 71 points (19W-14D-13L), are looking to build momentum ahead of their competitive return next month.

Who stood out in the match?

Davis Keillor-Dunn, signed from Barnsley for $2.7 million in January, finally showed his potential. After a slow start with just 117 league minutes, the 28-year-old linked play well and worked tirelessly. His performance suggests he could play a key role this season, despite transfer interest.

Who struggled in the friendly?

Conor Coady’s future at Wrexham looks uncertain after a disappointing display. The former England international, who joined on loan to Charlton Athletic last January, appeared short of sharpness. His struggles in defense raise questions about his place in Phil Parkinson’s plans.

What does this mean for Wrexham’s defense?

Zak Vyner, playing in his natural center-back role, delivered an assured performance. The 29-year-old, who spent last season in midfield, showcased his defensive prowess and could push for a starting spot. With Wrexham conceding 65 goals last season, Vyner’s form is a positive sign.

What’s next for Wrexham A.F.C.?

The Dragons face four more preseason matches against Premier League opposition before their competitive return. With a goal difference of +4 last season, Parkinson will aim to strengthen the squad further to challenge for a top-six finish.