Wigan director Ryan Lowe said his club has loaned Paul Mullin because they “could not afford” to agree with a permanent transfer with Wrexham.
WHAT HAPPENED?
With a series of history of three successive promotions helping Mullin to become a legend of the club in the north of Wales, a new challenge is taken up in 2025 after having slipped the hierarchical order under Phil Parkinson.
Overview
Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney are among those who wanted Mullin Well when he returned to Ligue 1 and tries to win the favorite status of fans in a new club. There are still two years to run on the 30 -year -old striker’s contract at the Hippodrome Stok.
What Lowe said
Asked about the reasons why the latics did not separate the costs for Mullin, Lowe said Wigan: “We couldn’t afford!” Listen, I don’t know what to say else … The simple fact is that we could not afford a permanent agreement.
“I spoke in Mulls in the back of last season, we were given the permission of Wrexham, to see if he would be available on a loan. Although he only saw about three kilometers from me, I didn’t really know him, but he has always been on my radar. I tried to take him too for a fantastic boy.
“He made his agent in fact that he did not want to go elsewhere if he left Wrexham, he only wanted to come here, which reflects not only on me but also the football club. There were many other clubs that would have liked to sign it, and it was great that he saw the project here and wanted to be part of it.”
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Lowe has added to the addition of many qualities of Mullin to its ranks: “One of the attributes that Paul would bring, as well as in the field, is out of the field as a leader, and he has already shown it. Paul is 30 years old, but he looks like a 21 -year -old in terms of bodies and his state. And he definitely has a large part to play on the field. ”
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What is the following for Mullin?
Mullin was one of the first marquee transfers completed by Reynolds and Mcelhenney after their magnificent takeover in Wrexham in 2021. The separation of the links with the red dragons was a difficult call, but the native of Merseyside was able to remain in the northwest of England with his young family.