Wrexham Star Paul Mullin Set to Miss Season Start After Back SurgeryWrexham Star Paul Mullin Set to Miss Season Start After Back Surgery Wrexham FC striker Paul Mullin is expected to miss the beginning of the upcoming season after undergoing back surgery. According to reports, Mullin underwent a successful procedure on Tuesday, June 28th. The rehabilitation process is expected to take several weeks, with the club aiming for the player to return to action by August or September. Mullin has been a key figure for Wrexham since joining the club in 2021. He netted 32 goals in 48 appearances last season, playing a pivotal role in the club’s promotion to the National League. His absence will be a significant blow to Wrexham as they prepare for life in the fifth tier of English football. The team had high hopes for the new campaign, aiming to challenge for promotion to League Two. Manager Phil Parkinson expressed his disappointment at the news but highlighted the importance of Mullin’s recovery. “It’s a setback, but the most important thing is that Paul gets his health right,” Parkinson said. “We’ll miss him on the field, but we’ll support him in every way possible.” Wrexham fans have been sending their well wishes to Mullin on social media, expressing their hope for a speedy recovery. The club is expected to provide further updates on the player’s progress in the coming weeks.
Wrexham star Paul Mullin likely to miss the start of the new season after back surgeryBoston 25 News
