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In the world of sports ownership, fortunes rise and fall, and opportunities often knock when you least expect them. With a charismatic charm that’s as sharp as his wit, Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds has taken Hollywood by storm. But, rather than his on-screen presence, it’s his ventures beyond the silver screen that have ignited intrigue from the fans.

As a sports enthusiast and a savvy businessman, the Deadpool star, who owns the Welsh soccer club Wrexham AFC, is being called out by fans to bring his magic touch to the NHL this time. Could the man who brought life to Wrexham in Wales, also become the savior of the Buffalo-based NHL franchise?

Could Buffalo be the next stop on Reynolds’ sporting odyssey after Wrexham?

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While Ryan Reynolds may be best known for his acting and on-screen wit, his passion for sports transcends the box office. Hailing from Vancouver, Canada, Reynolds grew up as an ice hockey fan. His deep-rooted love for hockey recently prompted him to pursue ownership of the NHL team Ottawa Senators, submitting a staggering $1 billion bid, which ultimately fell short.

Now, as reported by WYRK, Reynolds’ success with Wrexham AFC has led to calls for him to invest in another sports franchise, The Buffalo Sabres. The NHL outfit has been struggling in recent years and needs new ownership. The Sabres, owned by Terry Pegula, recently dissolved the team’s parent company PSE (Pegula Sports and Entertainment). With the franchise undergoing restructuring, it has raised questions about its future.

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While Pegula has firmly asserted that the Buffalo Sabres are not up for sale, the winds of change may be blowing. If the day comes when the Sabres are made available, $350,000,000 worth Ryan Reynolds could be the ideal candidate for a franchise in need of a fresh start.

The transformation of Wrexham AFC under Reynolds and McElhenney’s ownership has been nothing short of miraculous. The Welsh outfit, once nearing its end, has now been soaring in success due to Reynolds’ and McElhenney’s charisma and Hollywood charm. Buffalo Sabers will be looking forward to the same effort from Reynolds to emulate their success in the NHL.

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Wrexham AFC is a major project that is certainly paying off for Reynolds. The club has been transformed since he and McElhenney took over, and it is now fighting for promotion to EFL League One. The success of Wrexham AFC has shown that Reynolds has the skills and experience necessary to be a successful sports owner.

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Ryan Reynolds is a big hockey fan, and he would love to bring a championship to Buffalo. With a track record of turning underdog stories into triumphs, Reynolds brings more than just investment to the table. Although Buffalo Sabers would be a different challenge for Reynolds, he has the resources and passion to make the Sabres a successful team again.

In the world of sports, where dreams take flight, who’s to say where the next chapter in this captivating saga will unfold?

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Sahil Sharma

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Sahil Sharma is a soccer writer at EssentiallySports. He's been a fan since childhood, but his love for the sport truly took off when Real Madrid won their record 10th UEFA Champions League title in 2014. That famous La Decima triumph turned him into a hardcore Madridista.
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Jayant Chhabra