Wrexham's Ambitious Championship Bid: Assessing Their Readiness for Promotion

Wrexham, the Welsh football club co-owned by Ryan Reynolds, narrowly missed out on Championship play-off positions last season, finishing just two points shy. As they prepare for the upcoming season, Sky Sports evaluates their prospects for promotion.

Last season marked a significant achievement for Wrexham, who reached their best finish in 162 years. Despite a slow start, they emerged as play-off contenders but fell short, finishing behind Hull City, who now compete in the Premier League. Wrexham's net spending last summer was the highest in the Championship, indicating their ambition to succeed.

Wrexham has made three key signings, including goalkeeper Anthony Patterson and defender Danny Imray, while calls for a top-class striker have intensified. The club's recent pre-season tour in the U.S. showcased their growing popularity, drawing large crowds. With the expansion of Championship play-offs to include more teams, Wrexham's chances of qualifying have improved, presenting a promising outlook for the season ahead.