Midfielder George Dobson declares Wrexham in a strong position heading into the final weeks of the Championship promotion battle. Sitting seventh and level on points with sixth-placed Southampton, the Red Dragons face three top-six teams among their last seven fixtures, including leaders Coventry City and Middlesbrough.

Tough Run-In and High Stakes

The team aims for a fourth straight promotion. “These are the games you want to play, and we’re competing for the world’s top league,” Dobson stated. “We’ve positioned ourselves to go full throttle for seven games and give it our best shot.”

A positive atmosphere prevails in the dressing room, with real excitement building for the season’s closing month as plenty remains at stake.

Manager’s View and Play-Off Focus

Manager Phil Parkinson notes the players are “chomping at the bit” ahead of the EFL season’s return after the international break. Despite the play-off contention, Dobson reveals the squad avoids dwelling on Premier League dreams.

“We don’t talk much about the Premier League,” he added. “We focus on watching our league games to maximize our chances. It starts Friday.”

Upcoming Matches

Wrexham heads to West Bromwich Albion on Friday, April 3 (15:00 BST), followed by a home clash against FA Cup quarter-finalists Southampton at Stok Cae Ras next Tuesday.

Dobson’s Journey and Form

Dobson transferred to Wrexham in the 2024 summer window from Charlton Athletic, where he served as captain. A potential move to Hungarian side Fehervar fell through due to personal reasons, leading him to reunite with former Sunderland boss Parkinson in north Wales.

In his debut Championship season, the 28-year-old has featured in 33 league matches and netted once. “I’ve spent my career in League One, so stepping up at 28 was exciting, especially at a fast-rising club,” Dobson reflected. “I’m thrilled with my minutes, grateful to the manager, and committed to consistent improvement.”