With the transfer window now into its final week and up to three signings being chased, it could be a busy few days in north Wales

Wrexham's Hollywood owners have been encouraged to splash the cash before the January transfer window shuts to make their Premier League ambitions a reality. The Red Dragons squeezed into the Championship 's final play-off position following a thrilling 3-2 fightback victory against Queens Park Rangers last weekend.

Stefan Borson has insisted the government "shouldn’t be buying players for Wrexham" after a Sidiki Cherif reveal.

Wrexham might be upstarts, long shots or whatever but the reality is that the club have money, and in the week ahead, we might see them invest it aggressively. Our beat writer, Richard Sutcliffe, anticipates as many as three new signings before next Monday’s transfer deadline — including one that would shake the Championship to its roots.

Phil Parkinson admits it will be a bonus if he completes any new signings before the transfer window closes with the Wrexham boss happy with

Amid talk of a move for Cherif, Wrexham have submitted a bid for Barnsley's Davis Keillor-Dunn, according to Nathan Salt, who claims his versatility in forward areas appeals to the Championship club.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are reportedly ready to set another new transfer record at Wrexham, with the Red Dragons tabling a £19 million ($26m) bid for Angers striker Sidiki Cherif.

Supporters couldn't believe it after Wrexham produced an amazing comeback against Queens Park Rangers at Loftus Road.

Ryan Reynolds is all in on Wrexham FC and busy turning it into a franchise for many years to come, per an insider, who exclusively tells Life & Style he plans on passing the soccer franchise to his kids as a future gold mine. “Ryan's work in the Deadpool ...

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