Former Manchester United goalkeeper, Ben Foster, attracted fans' attention when he accepted a short-term deal with Wrexham in March. There were suggestions that money was the primary attraction to the retired player. However, Foster insisted that it was his willingness to play for a "special club" for "peanuts.” Now one of the key players who helped Wrexham win the National League Title and secure a promotion to the English Football League, Foster’s deal expires in the summer. The 40-year-old player hinted that he might consider signing a new short-term contract. Foster has called the Wrexham squad "top class" and admits that contemplating leaving presents a challenge to him as he sees being part of the team is something special. Wrexham Football Club is co-owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, who have overseen the side's return to the Football League after 15 years away. Foster's previous experiences include ex-Manchester United, Watford and England. However, he may decide to put off his retirement and re-sign up for another spell.