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Former Port Vale player and manager Martin Foyle has joined Wrexham's backroom staff.
Foyle left Vale by mutual consent in September, having been in charge when the club lost to Wrexham in the Carling Cup at the start of the season.
Wrexham first-team coach Steve Weaver and chief scout Brian Prandle are leaving the club as boss Brian Little battles for League Two survival.
Weaver was assistant to ex-manager Brian Carey, now Little's assistant.
Assistant physio Jenni Taylor has also left the Racecourse.
"I have been here for a number of weeks now and decided that I needed to make a few changes to bring in another experienced coach," Little told the Wrexham website.
"This is not a reflection on the staff that will be leaving, but we have half a season to turn round the situation and I feel that Martin has the kind of experience of football at this level which will only help us.
"We obviously run on a tight budget and, while it's not nice releasing people, it is a necessary side of the game - which can be very cruel at times.
"I would like to thank Steve, Brian and Jenni for their efforts on behalf of the club and wish them well for their future careers."
Little plans significant playing recruits in the January transfer window as he seeks to raise the Racecourse club off the bottom of the league.
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Interesting... Do you think having a seasoned manager in the back room staff working alongside manager Brian Little will benefit struggling Wrexham?
