Work on Wrexham's Racecourse Ground, which will see a new Kop stand built to make it a four-sided stadium, will commence on June 1 with Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney intent on following through with their plans.
The Wales-based club earned promotion back to the football league after a gruelling season-long title race with Notts County. The two sides cleared 100 points, but only Wrexham secured the one automatic promotion spot and the title. Luckily for Notts County, they too earned promotion to League Two through the Play-Offs, beating Chesterfield on penalties at Wembley.
As part of co-owners Reynolds and McElhenney's investment into Wrexham, work on a new 5,500-capacity stand will commence on June 1, which will also feature a hospitality lounge, office, and retail space for the club, along with facilities for the Wrexham AFC Community Trust. The stand is expected to open ahead of the 2024-25 season.
