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Ryan Reynolds’ All-Expense Las Vegas Trip for Wrexham Stars Inspires Part-Owner Michael B. Jordan’s $145 Million Team to Repeat Similar Gesture

Published 05/12/2023, 10:15 AM EDT

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Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have made their mark in soccer. The club is already going places after recently clinching a promotion to the Football League. Both owners steered the Welsh side to significant success. Their ownership of the club has been garnering attention from the soccer world.

It has been quite a journey for the actors in the last two years, and now they’ll be continuing to lead the club to more success. Their ownership model is being imitated by other proprietors. In fact, both owners have inspired a Premier League club owner to reward his team with a trip to Las Vegas, just like Wrexham did for their players.

Ryan Reynolds’ gesture inspires Michael B. Jordan’s Premier League club

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After clinching empathic promotion to EFL League Two, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney decided to reward their players. In order to signify their hard work for the promotion, the actors surprised them with an all-expenses-paid trip to Las Vegas. All the players went to Sin City and celebrated their victory in style.

This has inspired Bournemouth owner Bill Foley to also reward his players with a trip to Vegas. Sources suggest that the American businessman has decided to fly the squad to America in their efforts to stay in the Premier League. They will be flying to the party town after ending the Premier League season.

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Aside from this, the squad will also split a seven-figure bonus according to the terms agreed last summer. In fact, Foley owns the NHL side, the Vegas Golden Knights, and also wants them to join the party. It seems Foley, who took over at the club in December, is also keen to instill Reynolds’ ownership values within himself.

However, there’s a possibility that players may reject the offer, as many already have family commitments. Michael B. Jordan’s part-owned club is currently nine points clear of the relegation zone and will be hoping to finish this season in England’s top division. They’ll be looking to perform well in the 2023 Premier League season. On the other hand, Wrexham is also preparing for its new life in the EFL.

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Wrexham preparing for League Two

The road to the Premier League has started for Ryan Reynolds, as he has completed the first step. After the promotion, the Red Dragons are now preparing for life in the EFL. They’ll be looking to clinch back-to-back promotions, and in order to do that, the club has already begun its preparation.

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Phil Parkinson’s side is looking to bolster its squad with new signings. They have drawn up several targets in order to boost their chances of winning League Two. Anyway, there’s still time, as first, they’ll play some exciting fixtures against Manchester United and Chelsea. They’ll be looking to put on a good show for their fans and will be desperate to continue with their winning form.

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Abhishek Mishra is a soccer writer at EssentiallySports. Abhishek's love for soccer began during his childhood days when he spent most of his time playing and watching the sport. His early exposure to soccer earned him many accolades at district and zonal levels, making him a true sports enthusiast.
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