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Three years ago this week, we battled Maidenhead United to a draw. Today we pushed Chelsea to ext...

By Ryan Reynolds
Posted March 7, 2026

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Ryan Reynolds is a Canadian-American actor, producer, and entrepreneur best known for his Deadpool role and witty, humorous social media presence. As co-owner of Wrexham A.F.C. since 2021 with Rob McElhenney, he frequently posts about the club's progress with a mix of pride, humor, and Hollywood flair, boosting its global profile via the 'Welcome to Wrexham' docuseries. His credibility stems from substantial investments turning the club into a financial success story, with high fan engagement and media savvy.[1][2]

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The post celebrates Wrexham A.F.C.'s remarkable three-year transformation, contrasting a draw against lower-league Maidenhead United with pushing Premier League giants Chelsea to extra time in a recent match. Posted by co-owner Ryan Reynolds, it highlights the club's ascent from the fifth tier to challenging elite teams, fueled by Hollywood investment and the 'Welcome to Wrexham' docuseries. Key themes include rapid progress, community pride, and the underdog story of Reynolds and McElhenney's ownership since 2021.[1][4]

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This post is trending due to Wrexham's stunning performance against Chelsea, showcasing their rise from non-league to near-Premier League contention amid successive promotions. The timing aligns with a high-profile match around March 2026, amplifying Reynolds' viral reach and the ongoing hype from the docuseries. Global soccer fans are captivated by the Hollywood-backed fairy tale of a Welsh club's ascent.[4][5]

💡Fun Facts

  • 1Wrexham A.F.C. is the third-oldest club in the world and its Racecourse Ground is the oldest international stadium still in use.[7]
  • 2Reynolds and McElhenney bought the club for £2 million in 2021; it's now valued over £150 million with £26.7 million revenue in 2023/24.[4][1]
  • 3The duo secured sponsorships from TikTok, Expedia, and others, boosting season tickets from 2,600 to 6,800.[2]
  • 4Wrexham was the first non-league team in FIFA 22 video game.[1]
  • 5They also co-own Wrexham Lager and invested in Mexican club Necaxa for cross-promotions.[5][6]

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