Paul Mullin Returns to Wrexham After Wigan Athletic Loan Ends Early
Paul Mullin has returned to Wrexham following an early termination of his loan with Wigan Athletic. This move marks a significant step for the striker, known for his goal-scoring prowess and loyal fan base.
Profile of Paul Mullin
Mullin, currently Wrexham’s seventh-highest scorer, has a contract that extends until the summer of 2027. He joined Wrexham in the summer of 2021 after transitioning from League One side Cambridge United to the National League.
Injury Challenges
The forward has faced recurring injury issues over the past few seasons. His injuries have included concerns with his lower back, knee, and hamstrings, which sidelined him for significant periods.
Impact at Wrexham
- In the 2022-23 National League season, Mullin netted 38 league goals, contributing to Wrexham’s title victory.
- Following their promotion to League Two, he maintained his performance, scoring 24 goals.
- However, during the subsequent season, he struggled, managing only five goals in 32 appearances.
Recent Performances
Mullin’s last appearance for Wrexham was as a second-half substitute in a match against Peterborough in February 2025. He was notably absent from the bench during the final months of the previous campaign, raising concerns about his fitness.
Wigan Athletic and Other Departures
Wigan Athletic has also observed player movements, with another early return to Wales. Swansea City recently recalled 26-year-old midfielder Ollie Cooper, showcasing the changing dynamics within the teams.
Mullin’s return to Wrexham offers a potential boost to the team as they navigate their current challenges, reaffirming his commitment to the club and its ambitions.
