Wrexham has become a pretty expensive passion project for Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac if a report this week is to be believed.
Rob Mac brought Ryan Reynolds on board as he aimed to purchase a football club after becoming interested in the sport following Humphrey Ker showing him the Sunderland Till I Die documentary.
Together, the Hollywood actors completed a takeover of Wrexham in February 2021 for £2m.
Four years on, it has been suggested that the Red Dragons are now valued at £350m amid Rob and Ryan eyeing a stake sale.
While there is no denying that the value of the club has increased, it’s now been reported that the co-owners are losing millions every year.
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Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac losing millions at Wrexham
The North Americans have been more than happy to sink their money into the football club since taking over.
This summer alone, Wrexham spent £33m on new players, breaking their transfer record several times.
Now, though, CEO Today have made an interesting claim on the money being lost by Rob and Ryan each year.
The outlet has done a deep dive into Reynolds and suggested that ‘annual losses hover near £10m’.
The A-lister has other avenues of making money, however, with it claimed that he sold Mint Mobile in 2023 for $300m.
Ryan Reynolds’ plan for 2026
It’s also been suggested that Reynolds is privately frustrated by Wrexham and their start to the 2025/26 season.
They sit 18th in the Championship and any hope of automatic promotion already seems to have faded.
However, Ryan is still said to be ‘fully committed’ to Wrexham and remains in support of plans to reach the Premier League in the coming years.
No side in history has ever won four promotions in a row inside the EFL, while Ipswich Town were the last team to win back-to-back promotions from League One to the top flight.