New look for Wrexham as Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney see latest project take shape – with iconic stadium set to host more fans

The Red Dragons recently announced that, in a bid to meet demand for tickets, they would be putting a new structure in place where the renovated Kop End stand will eventually sit. Little time has been wasted in delivering on that promise, with work well underway in North Wales.

Wrexham intend to have the makeshift solution fully operational by the time they face Newport County in a Welsh derby date at SToK Racecourse on December 23. They will then enjoy an increased capacity through to the end of the 2023-24 campaign.

The temporary stand will house a further 2,289 supporters and allows Wrexham to welcome fans back behind the goal at the Kop End. They have been playing in a three-sided venue for some time now – with the National League title secured and a place among the League Two frontrunners taken up while operating at limited capacity.

Hollywood co-owners Reynolds and McElhenney have been doing all they can to meet the demands of Wrexham supporters – on and off the field – with more funds being invested in club infrastructure ahead of another transfer window swinging open in January that will allow Phil Parkinson to bolster his ranks.