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Ben Whiteman says fierce competition for places is essential if the club is to achieve its long-term ambition of reaching the Premier League.
Wrexham midfielder Ben Whiteman has welcomed the squad's fierce competition for starting places, stating it is vital for achieving promotion to the Premier League. The 30-year-old joined the Championship side from Preston North End ahead of the 2026-27 campaign and is competing alongside Matty James, Ben Sheaf, Lewis O'Brien, and George Dobson for a holding midfield spot under manager Phil Parkinson.
Whiteman has featured in all eight league matches this season, recording seven starts and one substitute appearance. Following a 2-1 win over Southampton, 14th-placed Wrexham sits three points off the Championship play-off positions as they prepare to face Derby County at Pride Park on October 10.
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