Ryan Reynolds bought a team at a bargain price and wants to take it to the Premier League

Many people in Hollywood were surprised to learn that Ryan Reynolds bought a team at a bargain price and wants to take it to the Premier League, so along with another actor, he partnered to provide his new team with the necessary infrastructure to take his team to the top circuit of English soccer since the team in question plays in the fifth division of English soccer. 

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And according to press reports, both the actor and his partner Rob McElhenney, are willing to do whatever it takes to bring his team to compete at the highest level of soccer, so they got a team from Wales that has a long tradition but has failed to reach the top circuit of English soccer. And although the struggle seems uphill, the two players have already made considerable progress in getting their team to the top level of English soccer. 

Among these advances is the fact that they have managed to sign players from higher divisions to strengthen their club faster, but they have also achieved a considerable income by getting TikTok, the popular video social network from China, to be their main sponsor, so money for the team will not be a problem. 

What is the name of the soccer team that Ryan Reynolds got at a bargain price and wants to take to the Premier League?

The team in question is Wrexham AF of the fifth English soccer division, a team that Reynolds and his partner Rob McElhenney bought for just over 25 million dollars, a bargain if you consider that there are soccer teams in Europe that can easily cost twice that price, and they don't have to be in the Premier League. But it is precisely this circuit that the team's new owners want to take it to so that it can rub shoulders with the big boys in Europe.

And although the goal may seem far away, with the first steps that both players have taken, and if they get more investors, they could have a real possibility of achieving their dream, although they would also have to partner with people with experience in English soccer, so that their investment is properly managed.

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