Wrexham are among a number of clubs in England monitoring the situation of 30-year-old English central midfielder Josh Brownhill at Al Shabab. His future at the club is being examined as Al Shabab seeks to balance its finances. The former Burnley captain is considered an asset that can be sold, which has reportedly attracted the attention of several teams including Hull City, West Ham, Coventry City, Birmingham City, Southampton, and Wolves. Wrexham would be interested if the Saudi Pro League club were to become open to negotiations, as they wish to add players with a proven record and experience competing at the top end of the Championship. Brownhill joined Al-Shabab in September 2025 and his contract is set to expire in June 2027. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €8.00m.