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‘Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham’ – Rob McElhenney has ‘LOTS of comments’ after being brutally snubbed in £100m Red Dragons update

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  • Story refers to Wrexham as Ryan Reynolds' club
  • McElhenney has 'LOTS' to say
  • Co-owners have Wrexham on the up
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Bloomberg Business tweeted that "Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham AFC is now worth 4,900% more at £100 million". McElhenney said he has "lots of comments" on the editorial choice to not name him.

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  • WHAT MCELHENNEY SAID

    Posting a picture of the Bloomberg report, McElhenney tweeted: "I cannot comment on the substance of the headline but I have LOTS of comments of the editorial choices made here. LOTS."

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Reynolds and McElhenney have co-owned Wrexham since 2021, leading them from the National League into League One and transforming the club into a globally-recognised brand. The pair have overseen the progress together, hence McElhenney's unhappiness at it being attributed to Reynolds alone.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR WREXHAM?

    Wrexham are in contention to win their third consecutive promotion, sitting third in League One with a top-two position required to go up automatically. They play Reading on Tuesday before a huge game at second-placed Wycombe next Saturday.