Mullin arrived at the Racecourse Ground on a free transfer from Cambridge United in 2021, a move that stunned the lower leagues given he had just finished as the League Two top scorer. He quickly rewarded that ambition, netting 110 goals in 172 appearances and being named the club’s Player of the Season on a record three occasions. He leaves the club as their ninth-highest goalscorer of all time.
Reynolds added his own heartfelt words to the departure, saying: “Every day at Wrexham, on and off the pitch, Paul set the standard for courage, for tenacity, for humanity. No matter how far down we fell, no matter where we were, we never lost hope because we knew there was a real-life honest-to-goodness super-man on our side, a man who could turn the final minutes of a match into a miracle. He gave hope not just to a team, but to a whole town, and the world. That’s what makes Paul super. @paulmullin12 , I hope you understand how you’ve changed Wrexham and how you’ve changed all of us. I’m honoured to have seen you make the impossible real and forever grateful to you. And I know you’ll never stop fighting for what matters most.”
