Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are broadening their football endeavors with a newfound fondness for Wrexham.
The Hollywood pair recently acquired a minority stake in Club Necaxa, a Mexican football club competing in the country’s top division. Joining a star-studded investment group that includes Eva Longoria. Reynolds, and McElhenney’s formal announcement regarding the size of their stake is pending.
Their involvement in Club Necaxa, alongside notable figures like Justin Verlander, Kate Upton, and Odell Beckham Jr.. Holds promise for both on-field performance and off-field growth.
The influx of star power could attract marquee players to the Mexican side and potentially bolster Wrexham’s roster as they continue their ascent through the leagues.
Wrexham’s recent promotion to League One, marking their return after 19 years, underscores their revival under Reynolds and McElhenney’s ownership. With tougher competition ahead, reinforcements may be crucial for Wrexham’s sustained success.
The Hollywood duo’s stake in Club Necaxa could facilitate player exchanges between the Mexican club and Wrexham, although specifics remain uncertain. Off the field, Longoria’s involvement could elevate Club Necaxa’s profile, mirroring Wrexham’s increased visibility following Reynolds and McElhenney’s investment.
Liga MX’s popularity in the United States, coupled with Club Necaxa’s growing value and potential commercial opportunities, makes the venture enticing.
While the possibility of a documentary akin to “Welcome to Wrexham” remains uncertain. Reynolds and McElhenney’s continued investment in football suggests a long-term commitment to the sport.
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