Wrexham AFC's Hollywood owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are setting their sights on Championship football as they prepare for a transformative summer transfer window. Fresh from securing back-to-back promotions, the dynamic duo is determined to continue the club's meteoric rise.
Ambitious Plans for League One and Beyond
Having already conquered the National League and League Two, Wrexham's celebrity owners are now focusing on assembling a squad capable of competing in League One with an eye on Championship football. Insider sources reveal the club is preparing a significant war chest to attract top talent.
Key Transfer Targets Revealed
The Red Dragons are reportedly monitoring several high-profile players, including:
- Experienced Championship defenders to shore up the backline
- Creative midfielders with League One pedigree
- Proven goalscorers who can make the step up
Hollywood Vision Meets Football Realism
While Reynolds and McElhenney's Hollywood connections have brought global attention to the Welsh club, their approach to player recruitment remains grounded in footballing reality. The owners are working closely with manager Phil Parkinson to identify players who fit both the club's style and budget.
Building for Sustainable Success
"We're not here to make a splash with big-name signings that don't fit," a club insider revealed. "Every potential recruit must buy into the project and help us build something lasting." This philosophy has already seen Wrexham make smart acquisitions like Paul Mullin, who became a fan favourite.
With pre-season preparations underway, Wrexham fans can expect several new faces at the Racecourse Ground as the club prepares for its toughest challenge yet in League One.
