Ryan Reynolds’ $265K Wrexham Superstar Paul Mullin Under ‘Serious Consideration’ to Break 15-Year Drought

Wales currently named the squad for the upcoming international break. They will play Croatia and Latvia in the Euro 2024 qualifiers this week. Wales manager Rob Page snubbed Wrexham AFC superstar Paul Mullin in the selection. Mullin is eligible to play for Wales, and his recent form in the last three seasons made him a contender for the selection.

His snub despite Wales star forward Brenan Johnson comes as a shock. Despite the injury, Johnson is on Wales’s roster for the upcoming qualifiers. However, new reports emerging comes as great news for the Wrexham forward. He is in contention for the next international camp that could break the 15-year drought for the Vanarama National League.

Wrexham AFC forward in contention for Wales selection

The Wales national team last selected a non-league soccer player in 2008. Wrexham’s Steve Evans was on Wales’s roster in 2008 and played against Russia. Now, Mullin can break the 15-year drought as he is in contention for the Wales international camp in May this year.

Wales manager Page is a fan of the forward and has praised the striker for his goal-scoring exploits, especially in FA Cup against top sides like Coventry City and Sheffield United. Wales will hold an extended camp in May for non-Premier League players. It comes ahead of the Euro 2024 qualifiers against Armenia and Turkey in June. 

They will potentially select Mullin, who is eligible to play for Wales, for the camp. The 28-year-old is in great form this season, and reports suggest his word his age won’t be a barrier in his selection. Mullin has no international experience and hasn’t played any soccer in the top two divisions of the English soccer pyramid. 

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It will be interesting to see whether Mullin makes it to the May camp or not. His goal-scoring for the last three seasons can’t be ignored. 

Paul Mullin is in contention for a third consecutive Golden Boot

Mullin made a move to Wrexham AFC in the summer of 2021 from Cambridge United. The move surprised fans as he left a League Two club to play for a fifth-tier club. Mullin was named League Two Player of the Year in the 2020-21 season and also won the Golden Boot for the same season, scoring 32 goals. 

The next season he scored 26 goals for Wrexham in the Vanarama National League. Mullin won the National League’s Player of the Year and Golden Boot for the 2021-22 season. He is now in contention to win the Golden Boot this season, with 31 goals already to his name.  

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Let us know your thoughts on whether Paul Mullin will make it to international soccer or not. Will he inspire the club to get a promotion?