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Elliot Lee says the Wrexham changing room is the best he has been involved in during his career.

The midfielder, 29, has been a pivotal figure under Phil Parkinson since moving to the Stok Racecourse from Luton Town in the summer of 2022.

Lee played a key role in the club's promotions from the National League and League Two and Wrexham are firmly in the mix to go up for a third season running.

"It's the best changing room I've ever been a part of," he said.

"The staff, players, everyone's together, they're just good honest people who want to work hard for each other and achieve success together.

"That's why we have been successful over the last couple of years."

He added: "When times aren't going well, we stick together. When times are going great, we keep our feet on the ground.

"We do that as a team, we've always done that."

Lee has scored four times in 14 League One appearances so far this season, with Parkinson's men sitting third ahead of their trip to Stockport County on Saturday (15:00 GMT).

Lee says the environment throughout the club has been crucial to Wrexham's success so far under boss Parkinson.

"It's a great place to come into every day and train. I love playing for the club, I love going out there every day with these lads under the staff," added Lee.

"When you have that feeling, and I know I'm not the only one in there, when everyone's got that feeling, you work hard and enjoy coming in, going out on a Saturday and representing the club and the fans. I feel very lucky to be a part of this group."