WATCH: 'I started walking like McGregor' - Wrexham's Paul Mullin tells hilarious story of copying UFC legend when Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side faced Chelsea in pre-season

Wrexham took on Chelsea in a glamour friendly in the United States in pre-season. Mullin has been chatting about the match with former team-mate Ben Foster after releasing his autobiography. The Wrexham striker revealed how he was taken aback by the reception he received from fans as he walked out and joked about how he reacted to the applause.

"It was ridiculous. Like the whole stadium, there was 55,000 people in there, stand up cheering and screaming at the top of their voices. That for me? I started walking like [Conor] McGregor after that!" he said, and even mimicked the UFC legend's famous strut.

Mullin has previously been full of praise for McGregor after the UCL legend donated over £12,000 to an autism-related charity supported by the Wrexham striker. The forward said he was "blown away" by McGregor's generosity to a cause close to his heart. Mullin's son Albi has been diganosed with autism, and the striker has opened up on the impact this has had on his life.

Mullin and Wrexham return to action on Saturday against Morecambe in League Two. The striker will be aiming to get back to goalscoring ways after missing a penalty in defeat to Accrington Stanley last time out.