Former Wrexham star Paul Mullin has expressed his disappointment with the club following his departure, citing his frustrations with how he was treated over the past 18 months. Mullin, a key figure in Wrexham's rise from the National League, was surprisingly sidelined. He voiced his disapproval of the situation, especially after contributing so much to the team's success.

After a successful period, Mullin started less than half the games last season, and was then loaned out. His move to Wigan Athletic was cut short, leading him to Bradford City. Mullin's comments came after Wrexham secured a third straight promotion. The club's recent history has been a whirlwind, especially since the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

Fact: The National League is the fifth tier of the English football league system, and Wrexham's promotion to League One marked their return to the Football League after a 15-year absence.

Mullin is now focused on his career with Bradford City, expressing a desire to succeed and prove himself. Meanwhile, Wrexham, now in the Championship, is aiming for another promotion. The club's future looks bright, but the departure of a player so integral to their recent success raises questions about team dynamics and management strategies.