British media: In order for the team to succeed in the Super League next season, Wrexham intends to sign Ben Davis

May 30th According to British media footballleagueworld, Welsh veteran Ben Davis is expected to join Wrexham to help them achieve good results in the English Championship.

Phil Parkinson's team has achieved three consecutive years of upgrade feats over the past season, continuing to write their legendary football story. Next season, they are expected to continue to target upgrades and hope to make a big move in the summer transfer window.

It is understood that the 32-year-old Welsh captain will have the opportunity to move to the Premier League with this Hollywood-backed club. Ben Davis ended his 11-year career at Tottenham and is seeking new challenges.

Wrexham did not give up the blueprint for success, but instead worked harder. Parkinson focused on higher-level leagues to gain the necessary experience to achieve the upgrade goals. He won't shy away from this strategy, and Ben Davis is one of his signing list. Wrexham plans to showcase his financial strength in the transfer market, with £25 million in funding and being able to provide top-tier English Championship salaries for the right players.

However, it is still unknown whether Ben Davis is willing to leave the Premier League. Joining Wrexham means relegation, but Wrexham's strong financial resources may make him consider this option. For a new champion team, it is not common to sign a player with more than 300 Premier League games and Europa League championship medals. Obviously, Wrexham is not an ordinary promoted player.

Ben Davis has been spending his career in the Premier League, and if he joins Wrexham, it will be his first attempt outside the English top league. Therefore, many Premier League teams will also be interested in him, let alone the Championship team. The centre-back is also competed as the left-back position and has played in three major competitions for the Wales National Team, winning more than 90 appearances.

Returning to his hometown to play may be a natural choice for Ben Davis, especially given that he may be in the final years of his career. His weekly salary is estimated at £80,000, but that is not a problem for Wrexham. They are obviously willing to invest money in order to sign players as strong and well-known as Davis.