Wrexham are currently away on their 2025 pre-season tour, which is not taking place in North America this year.
Previous seasons have seen Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s club jet off to the United States and Canada.
However, Wrexham’s 2025 pre-season tour has this year taken them over to Australia for three matches.
The Red Dragons will face Melbourne Victory in a friendly on July 11 before two more games in the coming week.
| Fixture | Date | Time (BST) | Time (Local) | Stadium | Location |
| Melbourne Victory | 11 July | 10:30am | 7:30pm | Marvel Stadium | Melbourne |
| Sydney FC | 15 July | 10:30am | 7:30pm | Allianz Stadium | Sydney |
| Wellington Phoenix | 19 July | 6:00am | 5:00pm | Sky Stadium | Wellington |
The Melbourne clash takes place at the Marvel Stadium and Wrexham have now teamed up with the global franchise, who Forbes reported were worth $53billion in 2021.
Marvel and Wrexham team up features Paul Mullin character
Wrexham and Marvel have teamed up to create a mural celebrating the club’s visits to Australia and New Zealand.
In an official Instagram post, they wrote: “To commemorate the Wrexham Down Under Tour, a Deadpool x Wrexham mural has landed at Marvel Stadium!
“See it in the flesh tomorrow night when Wrexham AFC take on Melbourne Victory!”
The mural features ‘Welshpool’, a character in the latest Deadpool film that was played by striker Paul Mullin, and fans love it.
Taking to the comment section of the post, one supporter wrote: “This is so fabulous!!”
Another added: “Awesome,” with a third writing: “This looks amazing!! So excited for tomorrow.”
A fourth fan replied: “Great picture of Paul Mullin,” while another commented: “This is amazing,” with a sixth echoing: “Looks great!!!”
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Paul Mullin on his Deadpool appearance
Mullin commented on featuring in the latest ‘Deadpool’ film in an interview last month.
He said: “Everyone thinks it was probably after I’d scored loads of goals, after I’d achieved so much there, and it just wasn’t, that was never the case,” said Mullin.
“I’d been sent off in the first game they’d watched, so the next game I was suspended and they were like ‘come and watch the game’, and we were just chatting normally then, that Christmas of the first year I’d signed there, it was Christmas Day actually.
“I was sat in the pub with my dad and Ryan texted me just talking normal and then he said ‘I’ve got to apologise in advance but I’ve wrote a script for Deadpool, I’d like you to be in it with your own character’, I was like ‘why are you apologising? That’s one of the best things that’s ever happened!’
“I didn’t think it would happen. I’d only known them six months, so at this point, I didn’t know fully what they were like, I knew they were nice people but now I know them as like… if they say they’re going to do something, they’ll do it or they’ll try their best to do it. They’ll stick to any promise they make.”