Jamie Vardy is a "match made in heaven" for Wrexham and would be a "Hollywood signing" if Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney could pull it off.

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• Striker preparing to become free agent
• Move to North Wales speculated on
• A-list chairmen ready to spend again

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  That is the opinion of former EFL star Don Goodman. He is among those watching on from afar as the Red Dragons continue their meteoric rise under A-list co-owners. Three successive promotions have been celebrated at SToK Racecourse.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Wrexham are now heading to the Championship, with further reinforcements required in order to remain competitive in the second tier of English football. Reynolds and McElhenney are preparing to spend again.

• DID YOU KNOW?

  Various targets have already been mooted, with Premier League title-winning Leicester City legend Vardy among them. The ex-England international is preparing to become a free agent when reaching the end of his contract at the King Power Stadium.

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  WHAT EFL PUNDIT SAID

  Goodman – speaking to , who offer the latest football odds – said when asked about the prospect of 38-year-old Vardy ending up in North Wales: "Wrexham and Phil Parkinson have a track record of signing big-name strikers who have previously performed and scored goals in the Premier League.

  "None in the calibre of Jamie Vardy, but those players have bought into the project and have been attracted by the glitz and glamour.

  "Jamie Vardy and Wrexham could be a match made in heaven. It would be a Hollywood signing. He scored eight goals and registered three assists in a truly awful Premier League team, which is not something to be sniffed at. He still knows where the back of the net is.

  "The only question is whether Wrexham can attract and entice Jamie Vardy. Will he, with respect to Wrexham, get better offers? We will see."

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