U.S. firm buying a stake in the ambitious Welsh club has attracted controversy - and why the money won't be spent on more new ...
The minister responsible for sport has defended giving £18m of public money to Wrexham AFC to improve their stadium. Despite ...
Wrexham AFC, the Welsh football club owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, secured a minority investment from alternative asset manager Apollo Global Management.
Stefan Borson has dropped an "enormous" verdict after Wrexham have agreed a "record-breaking" deal with a new investor.
PHIL PARKINSON says Wrexham's out-of-favour players can take a leaf out of James McClean's book. The likes of Conor Coady and Ryan Hardie, who both arrived at The Racecourse over the summer when the ...
Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds have sold part of Championship football club Wrexham AFC to Apollo Sports Capital. The sports ...
Phil Parkinson believes the recent investment in Wrexham will help the club establish a sustainable future. The Red Dragons ...
The kids are getting a kick out of this. Wrexham AFC, the Welsh soccer team made famous by celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, is running its first-ever youth camp in the US — and picked the ...
Opening Shot: Scenes of Wrexham AFC’s final game in the 2023-24 season, which earned them a promotion from English Football League (EFL) League One to EFL League Two. The Gist: The dilemma that the ...
Phil Parkinson refused to criticise Kieffer Moore after the striker wasted two good opportunities as Wrexham slipped to a 2-0 defeat to Hull City ...
Former Arsenal midfielder Ben Sheaf has signed for Wrexham AFC from Coventry City, agreeing a three-year contract with an option to extend. Sky Sports News reported on Sunday that Wrexham AFC had ...
On April 26, Wrexham AFC accomplished what was believed to be impossible, scoring its third consecutive promotion in three seasons. But though this accomplishment goes beyond even the loftiest dreams ...
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