Wrexham have been tipped by bookmakers to make a push for the Premier League after securing the National League title on Saturday.
Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney were pictured in tears after watching their team come from behind against Boreham Wood to secure the league title and promotion back to the English Football League for the first time in 15-years.
The Red Dragons fell behind in the first minute thanks to a goal from Lee Ndlovu but levelled the scoreline shortly after through Elliott Lee. Paul Mullin would then go on to net his 37th and 38th goal of the season to secure all three points and the title for his squad.
The squad and owners will continue to celebrate their achievements over the coming days but ultimately will have one eye on next season, as they look to push on and progress the club further.
Speaking to ESPN back in January, Reynolds revealed the lofty ambitions he and his co-owner have for the club, which included the top flight of English football. He said: "We want to walk the walk, even as a fifth-tier club. We say this all the time, but we want to be in the Premier League, as crazy as that sounds to some people.
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"If it is theoretically possible to go from the fifth tier in professional football all the way to the Premier League, why wouldn't we do that? Why wouldn't we use our last drop of blood to get there? We're in it for the ride. This is a multidecade project."
Here are the current odds on Wrexham specials being offered by Ladbrokes:
- To be playing Premier League football by 2028/29 - 25/1
- Ben Foster to play for Wrexham next season - 5/6
- To win League Two in 2023/24 - 3/1
- To be relegated from League Two in 2023/24 - 50/1
- To win the 2023/24 FA Cup - 250/1
Topics: Football, Wrexham, Premier League, Ryan Reynolds, League Two
Patrick Rowe