Wrexham AFC's Hollywood-backed revolution shows no signs of slowing down, with co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney reportedly preparing an ambitious transfer strategy to propel the club into the Championship.
From League Two to Championship Dreams
The Welsh club, which secured promotion to League One last season, is already looking beyond their upcoming campaign. Sources suggest Reynolds and McElhenney are determined to continue their remarkable upward trajectory by targeting Championship football within the next two seasons.
Big-Name Targets on Radar
Insiders reveal Wrexham's recruitment team has identified several high-profile players who could make the difference in their promotion push. While names remain confidential, the club is believed to be targeting:
- Experienced Championship players seeking regular football
- Premier League academy graduates needing first-team experience
- International players attracted by the club's growing global profile
Financial Firepower Behind the Ambition
The celebrity owners' financial commitment, combined with increased commercial revenue from their Welcome to Wrexham documentary series, has given manager Phil Parkinson significant resources to strengthen his squad. The club's wage bill is expected to surpass many established League One sides this season.
Stadium Upgrades Continue
Parallel to their on-field ambitions, Wrexham are making substantial investments in their infrastructure. The Racecourse Ground is undergoing further renovations to meet Championship standards, with capacity expected to increase to over 15,000 by 2025.
As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on whether Wrexham can turn their Hollywood fairy tale into Championship reality.
