Wrexham AFC has officially announced the signing of former Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Conor Coady, in a move that signals the club's ambitious plans under Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
The 30-year-old defender, who has Premier League and England experience, joins the Welsh club on a permanent deal, bolstering their squad ahead of their League One campaign.
A Statement Signing
Coady's arrival represents a significant coup for Wrexham, demonstrating the pulling power of the club's celebrity ownership. The former Liverpool academy product brings leadership and top-flight experience to Phil Parkinson's side.
From Premier League to Racecourse Ground
Having made over 300 appearances for Wolves and earning three England caps, Coady's decision to drop down to League One shows the growing appeal of the Wrexham project. His organisational skills and vocal presence are expected to transform Wrexham's backline.
Hollywood Influence Pays Off
The involvement of Reynolds and McElhenney continues to elevate Wrexham's profile, with this signing being their most high-profile acquisition yet. The actors' commitment to building a competitive team is evident in their pursuit of established players like Coady.
Fans are already hailing the transfer as a masterstroke, with many believing Coady could be the missing piece in Wrexham's push for consecutive promotions.
