Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's Wrexham are the favourites to secure win the League Two title and win promotion to League One in their first season returning to the Football League in 15 years. The Welsh club are in a Hollywood blockbuster of their own with the two American actors looking to continue growing the club as they look set to shoot up the Football League pyramid once more according to the bookies.
Bookies Betway have priced the National League champions at 7/2 to lift the trophy by May 2024 and 4/5 for back-to-back promotions - a feat they have never achieved in their history. Meanwhile, newly-promoted side Notts County are poised for a return to League One at 15/8 while Stockport County - who finished fourth last season on their return to League Two - are 6/1 to win the league and 13/8 for promotion too.
Elsewhere, Salford City - led by Gary Neville and the Class of '92 - could mount a challenge for promotion after missing out on a place in the play-off final. They lost to Stockport after a final day drama ensured they got a play-off spot instead of Mansfield Town by just one goal on goal difference and are priced at 10/3 for promotion and 11/8 to secure a play-off spot again this season.
