Wrexham: The questions facing winless Championship side before transfer deadline day

Parkinson seemed to hint at it, as he tried to take in the draw with Wednesday having thrown away a two-goal advantage.

Wrexham’s club record-shattering transfer outlay has been the talk of many this summer, with young defender Callum Doyle on the bench on Saturday following his move from Manchester City in a deal that could eventually rise to £7.5m.

It is all relative given Wrexham’s revenues – and it is far from unheard of at Championship level.

But it has caught the eye and Parkinson seemingly sees the merits in adding more before next Monday’s deadline.

“The squad is decent as it stands but we will have a chat as a staff and decide one or two players may be going and one or two may be coming in,” said Parkinson, who knows the current size of the squad will need some to leave to free up numbers.

Midfield appeared to be on the manager’s mind, with yet another Wales international linked to a move – Rennes’ Jordan James, formerly of Birmingham City, is among those reported as a target.

“It might be some extra bodies in to make sure we’ve got options to freshen a team up during a game, and things tactically we’ll look at,” Parkinson added.