An amazing Football Manager simulation predicts that Ryan Reynolds will leave Wrexham in 2031 and that Frank Lampard will take over as manager by 2035.
Consequently, what happened?
OLBG’s Football Manager 24 simulation has provided an intriguing look at one possible future for the much-anticipated Welsh club. Wrexham is expected to make it to the Championship, but not quite to the Premier League, which is their ideal destination. Reynolds will finally announce his resignation as co-chairman in 2031 due to the agony of having to face relegation back to the third division. When he takes over as manager in 2035, former Chelsea and Everton manager Frank Lampard will be tasked with securing their promotion.
Paul Mullin is expected to play for Wrexham for 200 more games, which will please supporters of the club. However, the player himself will be perplexed to see his goal return drastically decline with only 30 goals remaining before the Liverpudlian hangs up his boots.
THE LARGER IMAGE
Football fans from all over the world are divided on how the Wrexham story will unfold and whether or not they will advance to the Premier League. One method to bring a fresh perspective to the discussion is to determine what the future might hold by using the venerable Football Manager game.
WERE YOU AWARENESS?
Football Manager is the new name for the iconic football management game that debuted in 1992 as Championship Manager. The game has become incredibly lifelike over time, and Reims manager Will Still has even said that the game helped launch his managerial career.
FUTURE PLANS FOR WREXHAM?
Even while a computer-generated model of the team’s future could be entertaining, the Red Dragons’ success will ultimately depend by what happens on the field. That happens on Saturday when they go to Forest Green Rovers, a struggling team, in Gloucestershire’s wind and rain.
