Hollywood-owned Wrexham are preparing to make waves in the football world once again with an audacious move for former Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen, the Mirror can exclusively reveal.
Red Dragons Target Premier League Pedigree
The ambitious League One club, fresh from back-to-back promotions under the charismatic ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are looking to add serious Premier League expertise to their backroom staff ahead of their Championship debut.
Meulensteen, who served as Sir Alex Ferguson's first-team coach during Manchester United's most successful period, represents exactly the calibre of appointment that signals Wrexham's serious intentions to compete at the higher level.
Ferguson's Right-Hand Man in Frame
The 59-year-old Dutch technical maestro spent six years at Old Trafford, playing a crucial role in developing the club's style of play and working closely with stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes during their prime years.
His potential arrival at the STōK Cae Ras would represent a major coup for the North Wales club and demonstrate their pulling power under Hollywood ownership.
Building for Championship Challenge
With current manager Phil Parkinson having delivered two consecutive promotions, the Wrexham hierarchy recognise the need to strengthen their coaching resources ahead of what promises to be their toughest season yet.
Meulensteen's extensive experience in English football, including a brief stint as Fulham manager and work with the England national team, makes him an ideal candidate to help bridge the gap between League One and Championship football.
The potential appointment signals that Reynolds and McElhenney are willing to invest in top-tier coaching talent to match their ambitious recruitment plans on the pitch.
Continuing the Hollywood Story
This bold move for Meulensteen continues the remarkable narrative that has seen Wrexham transform from National League strugglers to Championship contenders in just three years.
Bringing in a coach of Meulensteen's pedigree would send shockwaves through the Championship and demonstrate that Wrexham's Hollywood story is far from over.
