Wrexham chief executive Williamson has left the club after two years in charge. He oversaw the expansion of the Racecourse Ground, including the installation of the new Kop stand. However, his tenure was also marked by criticism after the club was fined by the EFL for naming ineligible players in matchday squads.
The club has not yet announced a timeframe for appointing a permanent successor. Shaun Harvey, a former EFL and Leeds United chief executive, will step in on an interim basis. Harvey has been involved with Wrexham's executive board as an advisor since the Hollywood takeover in 2021. He recently transitioned to a non-executive director role during a boardroom shake-up.
Co-owners Mac and Reynolds praised Harvey's ongoing commitment, stating he will support manager Phil Parkinson and the team while keeping the Wrexham community engaged.
Source: BBC Sport · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing