Cleworth has won the club’s young player of the season award on three occasions and was named in the EFL League One team of the year for 2024-25.
He was also voted players’ player of the season at Wrexham last year.
Such has been his impressive rise, Cleworth was recently linked with a move to Premier League Aston Villa, although manager Phil Parkinson swiftly shut down talk of a possible exit.
After Cleworth was left out of the matchday squad for Wrexham’s FA Cup third-round win over Nottingham Forest last weekend, Parkinson said: “I haven’t heard that [Villa link] at all. Maybe it’s because he wasn’t in the team.
“Max is very much part of our plans. He just had a problem with his groin.”
Parkinson handed Cleworth his senior league debut against Solihull Moors in his first match as Wrexham manager, at the beginning of the 2021-22 campaign.
Cleworth has gone on to feature 174 times for Wrexham, scoring 11 goals.
“We’re delighted to have agreed a new contract with Max,” Parkinson said.
“His story is quite a unique one, with the club being in four different divisions through his time here, and we’re looking forward to him continuing progressing as a player.”
