Ryan Reynolds delivers new verdict on Wrexham’s Kop Stand after recent Racecourse Ground visit

Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds has shared an emotional tribute to the club following his latest visit to the Racecourse Ground, praising the progress being made on the new Kop Stand.

The Hollywood actor described the redevelopment as a promise of exciting times ahead after watching Saturday's 1-1 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers alongside fellow co-owner Rob Mac.

Ryan Reynolds impressed by Kop Stand progress

Reynolds and Mac were both in attendance for the Championship clash at the Racecourse on Saturday, with their visit coming a day after Wrexham announced the departure of chief executive Michael Williamson following two years at the club.

After the match, Reynolds shared a series of photographs from the afternoon, including one showing the pair standing in front of the rapidly developing Kop Stand.

He was particularly impressed by the progress on the redevelopment, which is set to increase the Racecourse Ground's capacity beyond 18,000.

“I can't believe how far along the new Kop Stand is. It feels like a living, breathing promise of the greatest days yet to come. So much to look forward to,” Reynolds wrote on social media.

The 49-year-old also highlighted the connection between the players and supporters, describing the togetherness around the club as something special.

“Some of the best days of my life have been spent in this stadium, standing next to Rob Mac. Today was one of them,” he added.

Reynolds' post also featured a photograph with former Wrexham captain James McClean, who returned to the Racecourse with Wolves, as well as an image of the co-owners presenting long-serving employee Geraint Parry with a commemorative shirt marking 25 years of service.

On the pitch, Adam Armstrong gave Wolves the lead before Lewis O'Brien secured a point for Wrexham in a 1-1 draw.

FGG says: Reynolds' comments underline importance of the Kop

Reynolds' description of the new Kop as a promise of the club's greatest days ahead is an indication of how important the project is to Wrexham's long-term ambitions.

The redevelopment is about much more than increasing capacity, with the stand representing another significant step in the club's transformation.

With construction continuing to progress visibly, supporters and owners alike are beginning to see the future of the Racecourse Ground take shape.