Wrexham AFC's highly-anticipated plans for a state-of-the-art academy facility in Rossett have been given a significant boost after council officers recommended the proposal for approval.
The application, which will house the club's academy for nine to 18-year-olds, is set to go before Wrexham County Borough Council Planning Committee for consideration.
According to the plans, the new facility will play a crucial role in the development of the club's young players and will feature top-class coaching and training infrastructure.
However, the approval comes with certain environmental conditions that must be met before the project can get the green light.
The news has been welcomed by the club and its supporters, who see the new facility as a major step forward for Wrexham AFC's academy and its ambitions to produce top-class players for the future.
Wrexham County Borough Council Planning Committee is expected to make a final decision on the proposal in the coming weeks.
The project is partially retrospective as some work has already begun on the site.
If approved, the new academy facility in Rossett will cement Wrexham AFC's commitment to developing young players and provide a world-class environment for the club's aspiring stars to learn and grow.
The proposal has been hailed as a major investment in the club's future and a testament to the club's commitment to its loyal supporters.
For Wrexham AFC fans, the prospect of a new academy facility is an exciting one and represents a major step forward for the club.
The club's fans have been eagerly awaiting news on the proposal and will be keeping a close eye on proceedings as the committee prepares to make a decision.
As the club continues to push forward with its plans, there is a palpable sense of excitement and anticipation among supporters, who are eager to see the new facility become a reality.