League Two news

The Red Dragons' star striker has returned from injury, but he's received plenty of help in the goalscoring department from his team-mates

Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bemoaned Notts County's "handsome" Macaulay Langstaff when looking back on last season's league run.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has revealed that the Welsh side have suffered a double injury blow with Eoghan O’Connell and Ryan Barnett ruled out.

Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney described his time at Welsh club as "two of the best years of my life" since he took over along with Ryan Reynolds.

Paul Mullin believes promotion with Wrexham will have meant more to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney than the shows and movies that they have made.

Paul Mullin has relived getting unexpectedly papped while in America, with the Wrexham striker stunned to discover how famous he has become.

Paul Mullin is more than a “fox in the box” for Wrexham, with former team-mate Jake Hyde explaining how the prolific frontman exceeds expectations.

Ollie Palmer has grown accustomed to starring in the ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ documentary, with the cameras not there to “stitch anyone up”.

Ollie Palmer has revealed that Rayn Reynolds apologised for the “put a f*cking shirt on” jibe that was aimed in the direction of the Wrexham striker.

Phil Parkinson is eager to point out that while Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are “really involved” at Wrexham, they do not try and pick the team.

Phil Parkinson has explained why he did not join Wrexham’s promotion-winning party in Las Vegas that was paid for by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

Phil Parkinson heaped on praise on Wrexham striker Steven Fletcher as the striker scored in the club's comeback win over Salford.

Wrexham have a second trip to Las Vegas in their sights, with James Jones admitting it would be “pointless” to target anything other than promotion.

The Welcome to Wrexham documentary has earned plenty of plaudits, but it is now being mocked for a wildly inaccurate map of British football clubs.

Wrexham midfielder James Jones has agreed to a new deal that will keep him at the League Two club until the end of 2024–25 season.

Wrexham are using “dark arts” in another promotion bid, with League Two rivals aware that the Dragons will do whatever it takes to win.

Wrexham’s record haul of points in the National League may already be under threat, with Chesterfield making an incredible start in 2023-24.