Wrexham

Wrexham AFC represents Wales' oldest club and the third oldest in the world still active. Founded in 1864, Wrexham club possesses an exceptional history spanning over 160 years. The Red Dragons have played at the Racecourse Ground since 1872, the world's oldest international stadium still in use, a 13,000-capacity venue steeped in history and Welsh tradition.

Wrexham's history experienced a spectacular turning point in 2020 with the takeover by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. This media acquisition propelled the club into the global spotlight, generating a successful Netflix documentary and transforming Wrexham into a global cultural phenomenon. The club achieved two consecutive promotions to return to the Football League after 15 years away.

Wrexham now embodies the American dream applied to English football, combining Welsh tradition and Hollywood marketing. The club attracts worldwide attention, stars visit the Racecourse and investments are transforming infrastructure. The Red Dragons maintain historic Welsh rivalries and pursue a remarkable ascent with the ambition to return to the Championship, even the Premier League. This unique success story unites a Welsh working-class town and Hollywood in one of modern football's finest stories, proving that dreams are possible even for the smallest clubs.