If rebuilding the Kop was not enough of a project to get on with, Wrexham have also undertaken work at three other sites.<\/p>\n
There has been significant developments at the academy site located at Darland High School in Rossett with the laying of new pitches.<\/p>\n
The women’s team base at The Rock in Rhosymedre – which the club purchased in 2025 – has seen major upgrades such as a new pitch and gym facilities.<\/p>\n
At Colliers Park, a new pavilion for the first team has been built at the complex operated by the Football Association of Wales (FAW).<\/p>\n
“They’re all important and big developments in their own right,” Miller added.<\/p>\n
“They’re all important from a club perspective in terms of this long-term piece that we’re talking about.<\/p>\n
“The club wants to be in a position where its academy is reaching improved levels, improved statuses and we get the players coming through that.<\/p>\n
“That’s what’s needed for this club to be sustainable in the long term.<\/p>\n
“The owners have been really clear about their appetite to invest in the women’s team and how they’re going about doing that.<\/p>\n
“We bought The Rock just over a year ago, so it is a really important step to continue to refurbish that and make changes to it.”<\/p>\n
While the aim on the pitch is to reach the Premier League, the new Kop is merely the beginning of the work to further develop the Racecourse.<\/p>\n
Having described the new Kop as a “real symbol of hope ahead”, chief executive Michael Williamson has said the ground’s ideal capacity would be between 26,000 and 29,000.<\/p>\n