Wrexham have been handed a massive financial boost as they aim for promotion once again this season. The club have been on a meteoric rise since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s takeover

Here's how "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" star and creator Rob McElhenney went from being a TV-loving kid to a fixture of the small screen.

Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have launched a humorous campaign urging Wrexham AFC supporters to purchase discounted merchandise to help with the financial demands of running the club.

Wrexham have been called out for their January transfer business by the dad of one of their own players. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney splashed the cash in a bid to secure promotion to the

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are facing the harsh financial reality of running Wrexham AFC, and they’re asking fans for help! The Hollywood duo has invested $25 million into the club, but with rising costs,

"Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's unwavering commitment to Wrexham AFC was on full display as they rallied behind midfielder Andy Cannon after his season-ending ACL injury. Their heartfelt support,

Elliot Lee has reflected on the “phenomenal” progress at Wrexham, while revealing the “biggest weapon” Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have added.

The father of a Wrexham star has voiced his frustration over the club's January business following his son's continued spell away from the squad. Wrexham completed a stunning double swoop of Sam Smith and Jay Rodriguez during the January transfer window.

From massive investments to witty banter, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney reveal that owning a football club is no cheap thrill!

Ryan Reynolds was part of a consortium that acquired a 99 per cent stake in La Equidad in January this year, with the team now embarking on a change to its full name

In the cold light of day, I don’t want it to happen. When Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney pleaded with fans last week to buy more replica shirts because running the club is like ‘lighting ...

Wrexham are not closing any doors on Paul Mullin just yet, but Red Dragons boss Phil Parkinson admits that he “can’t keep everyone involved”.