FORMER Wrexham boss Dean Saunders is backing the Reds to achieve back to back to back promotions.
The ex-Wales striker appeared on TalkSport this morning (May 8) to discuss Wrexham and he certainly has high hopes for the current team.
The Reds secured promotion to League Two following a record-breaking season in which they amassed a whopping 111 points.
Phil Parkinson's side now return to the Football League after a 15-year absence and Saunders is backing them to go up again next year.
The Reds are 7/2 to win League Two next season and 10/11 for promotion according to the bookies.
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But Saunders isn't just backing them for promotion from League Two.
“They might even win League One!” 👀📈
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) May 8, 2023
“It’s easier to win League Two than the National League. They’re on a roll now!”
Dean Saunders is backing #WxmAFC to have THREE consecutive promotions. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/J24BzzH3Cf
He said: "I think they will win League Two. I think it's easier to win League Two than it is the National League.
"It's easier to win League Two, for a start only one team goes up in the National League, look at Notts County, hardly lost a game all season, they're 2-0 down yesterday, but managed to scrape through.
"There's not a lot in it between the standard of the players and Wrexham's players have all played higher up.
"They might even win League One. I think they're on a roll now.
"I think the owners are determined to get the club up the leagues."
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