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Ryan Reynolds expresses pride in Wrexham’s season despite missing Premier League promotion

May 2, 2026
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Ryan Reynolds expresses pride in Wrexham's season despite missing Premier League promotion

Wrexham misses out on Premier League promotion

Wrexham has been denied promotion to the Premier League after a dramatic conclusion to the Championship season, drawing 2-2 with Middlesbrough, which ultimately saw them miss out on the play-offs, reports BritPanorama.

The Red Dragons entered Saturday’s match with aspirations of achieving an unprecedented fourth consecutive promotion. However, their dreams were dashed when Hull City secured the final play-off spot by defeating Norwich City 2-1 in a concurrent game.

Ryan Reynolds, co-owner of Wrexham, took to social media to express both disappointment and pride in the club’s accomplishments this season. “I am completely gutted by today’s result but incredibly proud of our season,” he stated. He further emphasized the strides the club has made, noting, “We’ve come a long way in five years and this was the best result in our 150+ year history. More to do. But for now, we have so much to be proud of, Reds.”

Wrexham’s remarkable rise through the football ranks has garnered significant attention from fans around the world. With this season’s performance, many expect the club to launch another strong promotion bid when the new season commences in August.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson conveyed confidence in the squad’s potential for next term. He remarked, “This squad as it stands with a pre-season together will be even stronger next year. Of course, we’ll always look to add to that to try and give ourselves an even better chance.”

Parkinson acknowledged the challenges faced during the last transfer window, stating, “It became a bit fragmented in pre-season and in the later stages of the transfer window just because of the people coming in and people going out. We’ll make this squad as strong as we possibly can to mount a challenge next year.”

Reflecting on the season’s near miss, Parkinson observed, “We didn’t want the season to end because we’ve enjoyed it so much. It has, but to finish seventh is a real achievement at this level.”

As Wrexham prepares for another season in pursuit of top-flight football, the journey continues to captivate those who watch, a testament to the unpredictable nature of the beautiful game.

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