Wrexham AFC, under the watchful eyes of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have clinched promotion to the Championship, now just one step away from their 'impossible dream' of the Premier League.

The club's remarkable ascent from League One to the Championship marks their third consecutive promotion since Reynolds and McElhenney’s 2021 takeover, proving that with a little Hollywood magic and a lot of soccer, even the most far-fetched dreams can become a potential reality. As they gear up for a highly competitive Championship season, fans are left wondering if next year they'll be singing 'Wrexham till I die' in a Premier League stadium—or just at the local pub.

Securing their spot in the Championship, Wrexham finished a commendable second in League One, not just scraping through but instead taking a swift victory lap after defeating Charlton Athletic 3-0. This significant win was not merely a feather in their cap; it was more of a full-grown peacock, strutting fiercely on the pitch. Fans and management alike are savoring this moment, as the team's performance reflects progressive improvement under the current ownership.

The announcement of Wrexham's promotion was met with enthusiasm from players, staff, and, of course, the dynamic duo of Reynolds and McElhenney. In a post-match statement, manager Phil Parkinson offered accolades to the owners, mentioning their substantial investment and unwavering commitment have helped transform the team. "It’s a credit to them, and they’ve instilled a level of trust in us that is refreshing," he stated, adding a sprinkle of modest gratitude while quietly pleased with the sudden surge in budget for player sandwiches.

Reynolds, embodying the essence of a supportive sports dad, remarked on the club’s trajectory by reflecting on their ambitious goals. Initially tagged as an 'impossible dream,' even he must admit that after three successive promotions, the Premier League now feels tantalizingly within reach. "What was once a whimsical thought is now simmering on the backburner, looking decent enough for a Sunday roast," he quipped, setting the tone for a hopeful yet humorous journey ahead.

Their journey together hasn't just been a tale of footie; it's also been captured in the docuseries 'Welcome to Wrexham.' Surprisingly well-received, it showcases the highs and lows of club management while keeping fans hooked with revelations that would make a documentary filmmaker blush. Viewership numbers are soaring, suggesting that people love following the adventure of Hollywood stars in the gritty world of lower league football—who knew life was more riveting than fiction in this regard?

Evidently, the enthusiasm for Wrexham continues off the pitch as well, particularly among Reynolds and McElhenney's social circle. Celebration posts filtered through social media platforms featuring non-football-related faces, like Reynolds’ wife, actress Blake Lively, radiating joy at the club's latest feat. Given their Hollywood clout, one can only surmise that A-list parties and celebratory feasts might promote camaraderie between soccer goals and champagne toasts soon enough—who wouldn't want to be invited to that?

Now, as Wrexham begins to prepare for the rigors of the Championship—a league revered for its competitiveness—questions arise. Will this be Wrexham's year where they defy odds and begin their ascent towards the Premier League? Or will they become the league’s charming underdogs, capturing hearts and promoting pub discussions? Ask any loyal fan, and they will tell you that the dreams may shift, but the steadfast hope remains unchanged.

In the coming season, Reynolds and McElhenney's vision for Wrexham faces its most pivotal test yet. Between the eagerness to succeed, the wild community support, and perhaps a plot twist or two (the docuseries might have more seasons), the pressure is on. One can imagine the team’s playbook now resembling more of a movie script, filled with riveting montages and tear-jerking moments that keep fans more engaged than the last blockbuster hit.

As luck would have it, the fervor surrounding Wrexham suggests that they may just have the ingredients to cook up the unthinkable. Alongside Reynolds and McElhenney, it seems the perfect recipe has culminated in success, friendship, and an undeniably captivating spectacle that transcends the pitch. Here’s to hoping that next season they not only stay competitive but also bring some new tales, laughter, and absurdity to the beautiful game—after all, when Hollywood gets involved, anything is possible.