Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds discussed how next season is set to be a ‘roller coaster’ for the club.
Since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney took over Wrexham, they have taken the club, its players and the fans on a remarkable journey.
From struggling in the National League to an incredible successive three promotions, with Wrexham now set to play Championship football in the upcoming campaign.
Every season that goes by, a new wave of optimism goes through the club, and that looks set to be the case ahead of the upcoming campaign. Several players are being targeted to make Wrexham competitive at Championship level, but there is also a sense of uncertainty as to how the season will pan out.
Reynolds has certainly shared that view, expecting plenty of ups and downs throughout the campaign.
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Ryan Reynolds makes one Wrexham prediction ahead of 2025/26 Championship campaign
Next season will see all sorts of challenges arise for Wrexham; already, Reynolds and McElhenney may have to overcome financial uncertainties, with promotion leading to a wage hike for several players, even those that are likely to be moved on from the club.
Reynolds has had his say on the upcoming campaign, speaking on the RobRyanRed Podcast, where he said: “We’re heading into this other league that has a whole history in and of itself and is hard, and we are going to go up and down and all around.
“It’s going to be a roller coaster. You’re doing a Wrexham, that’s what we all say now.”
On the podcast, Reynolds also spoke about Paul Mullin, whilst McElhenney discussed Steven Fletcher’s departure from Wrexham.
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Wrexham must prepare for the upcoming season by making significant progress in the transfer window
Whilst there is plenty of time until the 2025/26 Championship season kicks off for Wrexham, they must not be fooled by the significant step up in quality of the teams they will face off against.
Reynolds and McElhenney will certainly be instructed to do one thing, and that is to provide the finances for a spending spree in the summer, which will see Wrexham hopefully revolutionise the options they have in each position.
Moving up the leagues as a club also calls for some tough decisions to be made regarding incomings and departures – there has to be the realism that several players may need to be improved upon for Wrexham to continue their momentum into the next campaign.