Wrexham A.F.C. has enjoyed a remarkable rise since Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds completed their takeover of the club. After spending 15 years in the National League, the Red Dragons climbed from the fifth tier of English soccer to the Championship by 2025, where they recorded the highest league finish in the club's 162-year history during 2025–26. Wrexham have never been closer to reaching the Premier League, which remains the ultimate ambition of Mac and Reynolds.

Who Owns Wrexham A.F.C.?

Mac and Reynolds remain firmly in control of Wrexham A.F.C., with an estimated combined ownership stake of between 70% and 75%. Interest in taking over, from Mac's perspective at least, was inspired by "lunch break" chats with British actor Humphrey Ker, and the pair went on to purchase the club from the Wrexham Supporters Trust in Feb. 2021 for $2.5 million.

What Comes Next?

The transformation has extended far beyond the pitch. Work continues on the club's new $95 million Kop Stand, while a purpose-built training pavilion has also been completed at Colliers Park. It is all part of a long-term vision to establish Wrexham as one of the leading names in global soccer.

How Much Is Wrexham A.F.C. Worth?

Wrexham A.F.C. was valued at roughly $2.5 million when Mac and Reynolds completed their takeover. The club's current value is not publicly disclosed, but it is believed to be significantly higher due to its recent success.

League Standing

Wrexham A.F.C. currently sits 7th in the Championship, 24 points behind leaders Coventry, with 71 points from 46 games, a record of 19W-14D-13L, and a recent form of DLWWL. The team has scored 69 goals and conceded 65, with a goal difference of +4.

The ownership structure of Wrexham A.F.C. is complex, with multiple investors holding significant stakes. Red Dragon Ventures, LLC owns more than 10% of Wrexham Holdings LLC and therefore holds a significant interest in Wrexham A.F.C. Limited. The Allyn family, the former owners of Welch Allyn, became minority investors in October 2024, owning roughly a 15% stake. Apollo Sports Capital acquired another minority stake, believed to be just under 10%, in December 2025. An additional 5% stake was sold to a U.S.-based investment group led by ASC Chief Executive Al Tylis and Chief Strategy Officer Sam Porter, who are also co-owners of Mexican club Necaxa.