Wrexham captain James McClean was involved in a car crash on Wednesday, on his way to training with the League One club.
The former Republic of Ireland international will be assessed by Wrexham’s medical staff following the incident.
Wrexham confirmed that a first-team player was involved in a single-vehicle accident with no other people involved and that emergency services attended the scene.
The club did not name McClean as the player involved, but local media reports confirmed his identity.
In a statement, Wrexham said: “The player reported to the club this morning and will undergo further medical checks.”
Meanwhile, North Wales Police confirmed in a statement that a road traffic collision had been reported to them on the A534, close to Wrexham Golf Club.
The crash is said to have taken place a short while before 9am on Wednesday.
No Serious Injuries After James McClean Car Crash
Details of the incident are not yet known, but James McClean’s status is not thought to be serious.
The police statement added: “Officers and colleagues from the North Wales Fire and Rescue Service attended the incident, which had blocked the road until the vehicle was recovered shortly before 10am.
“No serious injuries were reported from the scene.”
Wrexham’s next fixture is on Thursday night, when they host League One leaders Birmingham City at the Stok Racecourse ground.
Manager Phil Parkinson has said the EFL must do more to protect James McClean from the abuse he has suffered during games this season.
During Wrexham’s 2-1 defeat at Shrewsbury Town last week, footage showed objects being thrown at McClean from the stands.
Having long been very outspoken on Irish issues while playing in the UK, McClean has been a target for abuse from opposition supporters for the majority of he professional career.
With 103 caps for his country, McClean has spent time playing for Sunderland, Stoke, Wigan and West Brom after moving to England from Derry City in 2011.
