Wrexham continues to mesmerize soccer fans worldwide, with the club currently gunning for a historic fourth straight promotion. And, club owner Ryan Reynolds has stated that he and fellow co-owner Rob Mac will make their soccer live commentary debuts soon.
Ryan Reynolds to Offer Commentary for Wrexham Clash
Taking to X, Reynolds confirmed in a post that he will provide narration and analysis for his side’s EFL Championship home game against Welsh rivals Swansea City on Mar. 13.
He remarked on X, “In anticipation of live-announcing the Swansea match, (Rob Mac) and I have been sending each other 90-minute voice notes for five years now. Let’s do this! Tune in to Live from Wrexham (starting at 2:45 p.m. EST) on March 13th.”
The Canadian star’s upcoming appearance on ‘Live from Wrexham’ will be produced by Sky Sports and air on Paramount+ in the United States, according to USA Today.
Meanwhile, Reynolds’ soccer club are in sixth spot in the Championship table with 57 points from 35 games. Should they finish the 2025-26 season between third and sixth, they would compete in the Championship playoffs for the final Premier League promotion spot.
They will next be in action against Premier League side Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday, Mar. 7, before facing Hull City in a Championship home clash on Mar. 10.
Meanwhile, former Liverpool and Chelsea right-back Glen Johnson has stated that Wrexham should add Reds left-back Andrew Robertson to their squad next campaign.
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“Naturally, if Andy Robertson were to leave to go to a promoted team, it’s technically a step back (for him) but, there aren’t many steps forward from Liverpool. However, in terms of a newly promoted side that has a plan, you could understand why they’d want him for sure,” Johnson, who also represented England 54 times as a player, told BOYLE Sports.
Johnson also suggested that Robertson’s potential addition could benefit the Welsh side. He said, “Thinking about his experience, trophies, age, helping the youngsters around him, and giving the dressing room a boost, having a UEFA Champions League winner in the locker room, especially when they might be in the Premier League for the first time in God knows how long. You can see how that would absolutely give them a lift.”
Robertson, 31, has played second fiddle to Milos Kerkez at Liverpool this campaign, starting 13 of his 25 total appearances. His current contract will run out in June this year.
