An insight into the net worth of Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds has emerged this week.
Along with Rob McElhenney, Ryan Reynolds purchased Wrexham back in February 2021.
The Hollywood duo have taken the Red Dragons from the National League up to League One and are showing no signs of slowing down on the ambition front.
The decision to appoint Phil Parkinson as Wrexham manager back in 2022 proved to be a wise one, as he has completely transformed the way the Welsh outfit play.
But there is no ignoring that the club have been helped out massively due to the financial back of their current owners.
Bolton’s manager aimed a dig at Reynolds and McElhenney for their spending over the summer and he is now unlikely to be too pleased at the recent news emerging regarding the former of that duo.
According to Wales Online, after buying a majority stake in the Wrexham Lager brewery, Reynolds’ net worth is now estimated to be around $350 million (£281 million).
Wrexham’s Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney net worth compared to other American owners
As for Reynolds’ Wrexham business partner, McElhenney has a more modest yet still very high estimated net worth of $50 Million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
This gives the Wrexham owners a joint net worth of $400 million. Now, TWI have taken a look at how that compares to other Americans who currently own or are invested in Premier League and EFL clubs.
| Club & owner | Estimated net worth |
| Arsenal: Stan Kroenke | $16.9 billion |
| Aston Villa: Wes Edens | $2.6 billion |
| Bournemouth: Bill Foley | $2.1 billion |
| Chelsea: Todd Boehly | $8.5 billion |
| Crystal Palace: John Textor, Josh Harris, David Blitzer | $4.88 billion (combined) |
| Fulham: Shahid Khan | $13.3 billion |
| Ipswich: ORG, BPSP and Avenue Sports | $13.9 |
| Liverpool: Fenway Sports Group | $12.95 |
| Burnley: Alan Pace | $245 million |
| Leeds United: 49ers Enterprises | $5.97 billion |
| Millwall: James Berylson | $136 million |
| Norwich City: Mark Attanasio | $700 million |
| Plymouth Argyle: Simon Hallett | $216 million |
| Portsmouth: Michael Eisner | $1 billion |
| Swansea City: Jason Levien, Stephen Kaplan | $242million (combined) |
| West Bromwich Albion: Shilen Patel | $100 million |
| Birmingham City: Tom Brady | $300 million |
| Barnsley: Chien Lee | $9.1 billion |
| Charlton Athletic: Gabriel Brener | $350 million |
It is fair to say Reynolds and McElhenney are not the richest Americans currently invested in the English game but Wrexham fans won’t mind as long as results remain positive.