Wrexham occasion goes on in Wales and possibly Las Vegas, too

WREXHAM, Wales — Wrexham’s celebrations aren’t over but.

The Welsh soccer crew owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will mark its promotion to the fourth division of English soccer with an open prime bus parade by town on Tuesday.

The superstar homeowners will reportedly jet the crew off to Las Vegas as a reward for successful the National League with a file complete of 111 factors.

Reynolds and McElhenney had been on the Racecourse Ground to hitch in on the wild celebrations when promotion was clinched with a 3-1 win over Boreham Wood final month.

But goalkeeper Ben Foster had hinted there was extra to return.

“They promised us a big deal at the end of the season,” Foster instructed CBS Sports final month. “They promised us a monster one (party) at the end of the season, (that) if we get promoted then they are going to take us away somewhere with a lot of flashing lights.”

Wrexham’s ladies’s crew additionally gained promotion in a 12 months of double success for Reynolds and McElhenney. They may also be a part of the parade.

“I’m sure that people will be out in large numbers to show their support for both successful Wrexham champion teams,” Wrexham councillor Nigel Williams stated. “It will be a fantastic momentous occasion for Wrexham.”

The membership, which was down on its luck earlier than the takeover by Reynolds and McElhenney, has gone on to earn world curiosity. The documentary “Welcome to Wrexham” is streamed world wide and has made family names of gamers like Paul Mullin and supervisor Phil Parkinson.

But the drama on the sector has additionally demanded consideration, with Wrexham concerned in some thrilling matches on the best way to promotion, together with a 3-2 win over closest rival Notts County final month.

Promotion ends the membership’s 15-year absence from the English Football League.

“It’s been a huge effort by everybody, on the pitch and off it, and this is a great opportunity for us to thank for the community of Wrexham for their incredible support,” Wrexham CEO Fleur Robinson stated forward of the parade. “We are looking forward to commemorating a truly memorable and record-breaking season together.”