Wrexham have announced the departure on loan of striker Paul Mullin to Bradford City for the remainder of the season. The 31-year-old spent the first half of the term on loan at League One side Wigan and will now spend the remainder of the campaign with fellow third-tier side Bradford. Championship play-off chasers Wrexham strengthened in attacking areas over the summer and are seeing the members of their promotion-winning sides slowly depart the club.Mullin joins fellow Wrexham legend James McClean in departing the Red Dragons this month. Bradford announced the arrival of 31-year-old Mullin in a post on X, as the striker arrives to aid their push for promotion from League One this season.The Bantams won automatic promotion from League Two on the final day of last season and begun this campaign at a sprint. They are currently sat in fifth place in League One and have ambitions of reaching the second tier for the first time since 2003/04. Mullin, who scored five goals in 26 appearances on loan with Wigan earlier this term, has arrived to offer some additional firepower in their promotion push.Wrexham, meanwhile, rose into the Championship top six with a stunning 3-2 comeback win at Queens Park Rangers last weekend and are targeting a remarkable fourth straight promotion. The Red Dragons spent big in the summer and that has meant that Mullin, who scored a stunning 110 goals in 172 matches for the club, has not been given the opportunity to turn out in the second tier for the first time in his career.Wrexham wrote in a statement on the club website: “Wrexham AFC can confirm striker Paul Mullin has signed on loan for Bradford City until the end of the 2025/26 season.“Back-to-back-to-back promotion winner Mullin, 31, started the season on loan with Wigan Athletic – scoring five goals. He returned to the Club in January, and will now spend the remainder of the season with Graham Alexander’s Bantams – who currently sit in the play-off places in League One.“Manager Phil Parkinson said: ‘We're really pleased for Paul, it’s a good opportunity to part of a team challenging at the top of the league.’“All at Wrexham AFC would like to wish Mulls and Bradford the best of luck for the remainder of the season.”Looking for smarter football bets? Get expert previews, data-driven predictions & winning insights with GOAL Tips on Telegram. Join our growing community now!Mullin told Bradford’s club website: “I am looking forward to getting to Valley Parade and playing in front of all the supporters. It is a big boost for me to be here. I am over the moon and cannot wait to start.“I love success and being around successful people, coming here offers exactly that. There is an expectation from the fans which is big, that it is something which suits me. When the pressure is on, I try to thrive in that environment.”City boss Graham Alexander added: “Paul brings us a wealth of experience and know-how, with an ability to score all types of goals. He can also press the opposition in a way which helps the team. With several promotions under his belt, he will add to the winning mentality already in the group.”Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingWrexham retain lofty ambitions for the remainder of the 2025/26 season and letting go of club legends such as Mullin and McClean is seen as a tough but necessary part of the club not only establishing themselves in the Championship, but daring to dream of a first-ever Premier League promotion.Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac’s side have defied the odds to no end ever since their takeover in 2020 and achieving an unlikely promotion this term would be their biggest success story yet. The Red Dragons face bottom side Sheffield Wednesday next on Saturday lunchtime and will look to solidify their spot in the play-off places.The contribution of Mullin in helping the club get to where they are now will not be forgotten and the prolific striker will undoubtedly remain a club legend, remembered at the Racecourse for many years to come.