Improved wing-back options essential for Wrexham
Phil Parkinson was pleased with Jacques Ekomie's debut showing against Birmimgham City and admits his improved wing-back options will help Wrexham in their quest to remain at peak levels throughout the campaign. Little more than 24 hours after being announced as a Red Dragons player, Ekomie had his first start in the 2-1 loss to the Blues at the Racecourse Ground. On the right flank, Danny Imray…
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson expressed satisfaction with Jacques Ekomie's debut performance against Birmingham City. The 23-year-old made notable contributions, including two interceptions, a tackle, and one clearance. Parkinson attributed Ekomie's growth to the game, noting his increased participation in the second half. The manager recognized the demanding nature of the wing-back position, acknowledging that Wrexham must ensure adequate rotation to maintain player freshness throughout the season.
Ekomie joined the Red Dragons from Manchester City in the summer, while Issa Kabore, another new arrival, replaced him in the 71st minute. Kabore, who secured a permanent move from Manchester City, faced his debut for the club. Parkinson emphasized the importance of bolstering wing-back options due to injuries to Liberato Cacace and George Thomason, stating that fresh players are crucial for optimal performance.
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