Wrexham’s Aussie Adventure: Preseason Friendlies Down Under!

Wrexham AFC, the Welsh club catapulted to global fame thanks to Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, are heading Down Under for a series of preseason friendlies! The Red Dragons will be taking on three top A-League clubs in Australia and New Zealand this July, bringing their brand of exciting football to a new audience.

Their tour will kick off with a match against Melbourne Victory at Marvel Stadium on July 11th. This will be followed by a clash against Sydney FC at Allianz Stadium on July 15th, before concluding with a game against Wellington Phoenix at Sky Stadium on July 19th. These matches promise to be exciting encounters, offering fans in Australia and New Zealand a chance to witness the magic of Wrexham firsthand.

The club’s recent promotion to the Championship marks another incredible step in their remarkable journey. After a meteoric rise through the footballing ranks, Wrexham have become a global phenomenon, largely thanks to the popularity of their ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ documentary. This Australian and New Zealand tour perfectly encapsulates their ambition to become a truly international club.

Co-chairmen McElhenney and Reynolds expressed their excitement about the tour in a press release, stating their desire to see Wrexham become a globally recognized team, town, and brand. They even humorously noted their restraint in avoiding any jokes about Men at Work or Hugh Jackman (a testament to their growing maturity, they claim!).

This tour is more than just a series of preseason friendlies; it’s a statement of intent. Wrexham are aiming high, and their expedition to Australia and New Zealand is a bold step toward achieving their ambitious goals. Expect fireworks both on and off the pitch as the Red Dragons bring their passionate fanbase and electrifying style of play to the Southern Hemisphere. Get ready, Australia and New Zealand – Wrexham are coming!

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