Wrexham goalkeeper Ben Foster has signed a new deal with the club after they sealed promotion back to the Football League.
The ex-England shot stopper, 40, had hinted at extending his stay in North Wales after coming out of retirement to join the Red Dragons earlier this year and helping them win the National League title with a dramatic last-minute penalty save against Notts County.
But now Foster has cleared up speculation around his future by signing a new one-year contract with Phil Parkinson's side and continuing a career that has seen him play for Manchester United, Watford, Birmingham City and West Brom and Watford in the Premier League and make eight appearances for England.
