Who Is The Owner Of Wrexham Fc

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If you've been even half-paying attention to football over the last few years, you've probably heard the name "Wrexham" pop up in places it never used to. And I'll bet every single conversation starts the same way: "Wait, the Hollywood guys actually own a football club?" Yes, they do. And it's been one of the most fascinating, feel-good sporting stories we've seen in a long time. But it's worth slowing down for a second to talk about who the actual owners are, what they've done since taking over, and why their ownership is so much more than just a vanity project with a documentary attached.

The Hollywood Stars Who Bought a Fifth-Tier Welsh Club

Visual representation of ownership data and strategic expansion surrounding Wrexham AFC

Wrexham AFC is co-owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. If the name Rob McElhenney doesn't ring a bell immediately, he's the brilliant creator and star of the long-running sitcom "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." The two actors weren't just bored billionaires looking for a shiny new toy—actually, they weren't billionaires at all, which is part of why this story works so well. They genuinely love the club (or at least, have grown to genuinely love it) and their partnership alongside the Wrexham Supporters Trust owns the majority stake, with the global investment firm Allyn International also holding a minority share behind the scenes. What started as what seemed like a joke idea, casually floated in 2020, became a reality in February 2021 when their takeover was officially completed. Since then, they haven't just thrown money at the problem; they've invested in the community, the facilities, the women's team, and the overall infrastructure of the club.