Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney now have a reason to celebrate as Wrexham Football Club secured promotion to the English Football League. Despite enduring 15 years of pain after being relegated, Wrexham’s story is an incredible one, and not just because of their celebrity owners. The team won the National League title with a 3-1 win over Boreham Wood, thereby clinching promotion to the Football League (The Athletic).
Wrexham Association Football Club has been in the spotlight ever since the two actors took over the team. The new owners aimed to restore the club to its former glory, and their efforts have yielded positive results. Wrexham won promotion back to the English Football League after 15 years away, and Reynolds and McElhenney couldn’t be prouder (Sports Illustrated).
Paul Mullin scored twice as Wrexham sealed promotion with a 3-0 victory over King’s Lynn in May (The Guardian). The Red Dragons secured promotion to the English Football League, and the entire team is over the moon (Bleacher Report). Reynolds and McElhenney were seen celebrating the team’s victory with the fans, and their joy was undoubtedly evident for all to see (NBC News).
The Hollywood-owned club’s success has not been an overnight phenomenon. It has been a long journey for Wrexham, but they have finally made a triumphant comeback. The team’s incredible performance has not only earned them promotion but also earned them the adoration and respect of their fans.
Wrexham’s success story has caught the attention of many, including fellow Hollywood stars like Paul Rudd, who celebrated with the team when they won promotion back to Football League (BBC). Wrexham’s triumph has also resonated with football enthusiasts worldwide, and their story will undoubtedly go down as one of the most inspiring tales in football history.
Wrexham’s Hollywood owners have worked tirelessly to restore the team to its former glory, and their efforts have borne fruit. With promotion secured, the team can now look ahead to achieving even greater success in the future.
