Hollywood’s truck, Ryan Reynolds, could soon be subjected to Australia, with his Wrexham AFC football club would have faced Melbourne’s victory in a friendly blockbuster later this year.
Wrexham, a historic Welsh Football Club founded in 1864, has reached its worldwide renown thanks to its new owners, Reynolds and its colleague Rob Mcelhenney.
The pair amazed the world of football in 2020 when they bought the side of the broadcast of the time with the dream of restoring it to the old glory.
Since the takeover, the story of Wrexham has captured the public worldwide in the popular series Welcome documentary in Wrexham.
The show follows the trip of two Hollywood stars sailing in the unpredictable world of football property and highlights the pride and resilience of the Wrexham community.
Currently, Wrexham is second in Ligue 1, the third level competition in England, and is well positioned for the promotion of the championship.
The owners of Wrexham, Ryan Reynolds, and his colleague actor Rob Mcelhenney could bring the club to Australia for a friendly
Reynolds is best known for his work as a Marvel Deadpool character, illustrated alongside the Australian actor Hugh Jackman like Wolverine
One step in place made them only a division of the Premier League.
Although he played at the third level, Wrexham’s reputation prevails from a distance on their league position, largely due to Welcome’s success in Wrexham.
Australia has become the third largest documentary market behind only the United States and the United Kingdom.
Addressing Rolling Stone earlier this year, Mcelhenney referred to plans for an international tour.
“Perhaps we do an international tour with a certain club on a certain continent?” He teased.
“There is a lot of love for Wrexham. Who knows? Maybe we could bring you the club instead of the opposite.
It now seems that these tips come true, with Tom Morris de 9news Melbourne according to a match between Wrexham and Melbourne Victory is “very likely” in July at Marvel Stadium.
“Wrexham, the club made famous by Ryan Reynolds, is very likely to play a match in July against Melbourne Victory at Marvel Stadium,” said Morris.
Wrexham is currently in the third level of English football but has noble premier league ambitions for the future
The match would be held in Melbourne with the A-League team Melbourne Victory to face tourists
“It is an incredible coup to visit Victoria. If they can do it, and I expect them to do, it happens almost certainly.
The proposed confrontation promises to be a major event for Australian football, opposing one of the most successful clubs in A-League and one of the most famous outsiders in football.
Melbourne Victory, quadruple champion of the A-League, is currently fourth on the scale and remains one of the most sustained clubs in the country.
The reaction of online fans was enthusiastic.
A supporter wrote: “Call me crazy, but I am more excited for this than an All-Stars match or a match of the Prem team … gives a better overview of the level of our league.
Another added: “Bring on the Deadpool and Rob Mcelhenney”, referring to the emblematic role of Reynolds superhero.
“Has never been a fan of exhibition games, but ultimately, they are supposed to be money manufacturers and we really need money,” said another.