• Mullin back to training
• Following an individual training plan
• Parkinson optimistic about his competitive return

WHAT OCCURED? The striker has returned to training after recovering from a punctured lung sustained during an unintentional collision during a pre-season friendly against Manchester United. Mullin is pursuing a personalized training regimen and has been barred from making direct contact with other players. Wrexham manager Parkinson, on the other hand, refuses to place a timetable on his comeback but insists that the striker “looks good.”

WHAT THEY SAID: Mulls is back on the training ground which is so good to see. We are getting there,” he told the Evening Leader. “Each day he gets stronger. Obviously he has had a long period of inactivity but he is back out running on the training ground doing unopposed stuff; finishing etc, and he looks good.”

THE BIGGER PICTURE: Defender Jordan Tunnicliffe and midfielder Jordan Davies have also joined training but Parkinson does not rule out a new signing before the transfer window is closed.

“If someone comes in, great, if that doesn’t happen we will work with what we’ve got because we have got players coming back,” said the Reds’ boss.

Wrexham were reportedly poised to sign Brandon Hanlan from Wycombe Wanderers as a replacement for Mullin but the coach refused to give more clarity.