Tom Brady v Ryan Reynolds: The North American dream in English football's third tier

North American sporting icons join forces to buy struggling Wrexham AFC

Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds and American football legend Tom Brady have joined forces to buy struggling Welsh football club Wrexham AFC.

The club, which currently plays in the National League, the fifth tier of English football, has been in financial trouble for several years.

Reynolds and Brady have pledged to invest £2 million in the club, and they have also promised to clear its debts.

The deal has been welcomed by fans of the club, who have been desperate for new investment.

Wrexham AFC was founded in 1864 and is one of the oldest football clubs in the world.

The club has a rich history, but it has fallen on hard times in recent years.

Reynolds and Brady are hoping to turn the club's fortunes around.

They have said that they want to make Wrexham AFC a "global force."

The deal is still subject to approval by the Football Association of Wales.

However, it is expected to be approved, and Reynolds and Brady are expected to take over the club in the coming weeks.

The arrival of Reynolds and Brady is a major boost for Wrexham AFC.

The club has been struggling for years, but the new investment will give it a chance to rebuild.

Reynolds and Brady are both successful businessmen, and they have a proven track record of success.

They are also passionate about football, and they are determined to make Wrexham AFC a success.

The deal is a major coup for Wrexham AFC, and it is a sign that the club is on the up.

With Reynolds and Brady at the helm, the club has a bright future.