Bangor-born Broadhead was in Wrexham’s academy as a boy before he started his professional career with Everton.
He joined Ipswich permanently in 2023 and was part of the Tractor Boys team that last season played in the Premier League, something he hopes to emulate with Wrexham.
Wrexham’s Hollywood owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have spoken of their ambition to reach English football’s top-flight.
“That’s the main reason I came and hopefully we can do that to get this club to the Premier League,” Broadhead added.
“That’s the aim of the owners. So I see the vision and hopefully we can get there.
“You see the players coming in. You’re bringing in quality players from the Championship and it just shows you where the owners want to be.
“That’s the project, what we’re going on.”
Broadhead was one of 13 players to join Wrexham during the summer along with Wales team-mates Danny Ward and Kieffer Moore.
Moore scored Wales’ winner in the 1-0 win in the World Cup qualifier in Kazakhstan earlier this month, a game Broadhead missed due to his calf injury.