According to Lee Trundle, Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will have the ability to entice transfer targets away from the Championship this summer.
Consequently, what happened?
When it comes to hiring, the Red Dragons have always touted a lofty goal because Hollywood celebrities provide the funding necessary to make fantasies come true. Before a spectacular takeover in 2021 was accomplished, nobody could have imagined that celebrities such as Paul Mullin, Elliot Lee, and James McClean would be showcasing their skills at SToK Racecourse.
THOUGH TRUNDLE SAID
Wrexham is currently aiming for promotion to League One. Former frontman Trundle, in an interview with BoyleSports, which offers the most recent EFL Betting, discussed luring players from the English football second division down: “I think other players will be tempted to drop down as Wrexham aren’t a club who’ll be happy to stay in League One.” Many players will be drawn to Wrexham’s aspirations to develop and one day play in the Premier League.”
THE LARGER IMAGE
For everyone connected to Wrexham, making it to the Premier League is still the ultimate goal, and Trundle doesn’t see any reason why it can’t be accomplished. The owner of Wrexham has stated that they are preparing to play Premier League football, and everything about the team suggests as much, he continued. I seen it happen with Swansea, and I was a part of their journey to win the League Cup and qualify for the Europa League in addition to making it to the Premier League! You would have been foolish to even suggest such thing, and no one would have believed you, if you had said it fifteen years earlier!
That’s what makes football so amazing. Wrexham is well-supported and adept at building their brand. Paul Rudd, Will Ferrell, and other celebrities have been present, and they are showcasing the club as a possible investment. That’s where I believe they’ll go as they keep climbing. They have no excuse not to enter the Premier League.
FUTURE PLANS FOR WREXHAM?
If Wrexham decides to go up to League One, the playing field will level out a little bit because there are many large teams in that tier, but the team’s remarkable on-and off-field development is showing no signs of slowing down in North Wales.
