Wrexham’s Big American Return

Wrexham AFC, the tiny Welsh club owned by Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds and co‑owner Rob Mac, has climbed from the fifth tier to the Championship under their guidance. Now they’re heading back across the Atlantic for a summer tour that’s already turning heads.

Reynolds describes the match against Liverpool as a dream. “It feels like a dream, and I can’t even describe the excitement,” he says.

This is Wrexham’s third American trip, giving them a chance to play big names in three cities: Tampa, New York, and Philadelphia. The idea of taking on Liverpool at a historic venue is “electric” for the owners.

The story isn’t just about football. It’s also about a small club gaining global attention thanks to its celebrity owners. Fans in Wales and beyond watch as Wrexham’s legacy of giant‑killing moments is tested against Premier League giants. The upcoming games offer a chance for the club to prove its growth and ambition on an international stage.

Reynolds wants to fill the stadium and witness his team play their best. He highlights how Wrexham’s long history of surprises adds to the allure, especially when facing a club as renowned as Liverpool. The owners’ enthusiasm reflects the broader excitement of fans who see this underdog story unfolding in real time.