The likes of Steven Fletcher and Mark Howard are currently due to leave the club on free transfers when their contracts expire in the coming months.
However, there are still plenty of talented players on Wrexham’s books who could fetch big transfer fees.
Ryan Barnett was wanted by Championship clubs earlier in the season before he signed a new contract.
Now, former Wrexham player Bryan Hughes has claimed that centre-back Max Cleworth would net the Red Dragons over £1m if he’s sold, breaking his record as their most expensive sale, as per Leader Live.
He said: “Max is a talented boy. I seen that when he was 16. I gave him his debut against Ayr and to see him where he is now is brilliant.
“I said to the owners at the time when I left my job to make sure they secured the likes of Max and Jake Bickerstaff because they are going to be the future of the club.
“At that time we didn’t know anything about Rob and Ryan’s investment, the business-model was about youth and the funds from them to keep the club going and help get us through the leagues.
“Wrexham don’t need to sell now but I think Max could definitely be the one that breaks my record which would be nice for me because I gave him his debut.
“He’s got the potential to do it and the more games he plays and experience he gets, especially this year in League One, will only help him.”
