Wrexham captain James McClean sends out 'keeping together' message after Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side sign off history-making season with victory

Wrexham, who made history by becoming the first club in England to secure three consecutive promotions to the Championship, ended their 2024-25 campaign on a high as they beat Lincoln City 2-0 on Saturday. Elliot Lee and Ryan Longman were on target as the Red Dragons signed off from League One in style.

Wrexham skipper James McClean was elated by his team's performances in the history-making campaign as he took to Instagram to share his thoughts. The Irish winger shared a team photo and wrote in the caption: "Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, and working together is success.” Immensely proud to be part of what is now the history making back2back2back red Dragons."

On Sunday, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side announced their end-of-campaign awards, where Ollie Rathbone was named the club's Player of the Year. Club legend Paul Mullin was given the Goal of the Season award for his spectacular volley against Blackpool on Boxing Day.

Manager Phil Parkinson has revealed the club's transfer plans are already in full swing, with the manager having "a lot of thinking to do" ahead of their Championship campaign. The Hollywood owners will likely provide another injection of cash to help the Welsh club reach the Premier League promised land.