Wrexham has been denied a Hollywood-style ending on its return to English soccer’s second tier as relegated Premier League team Southampton has struck twice in the final minutes to grab a 2-1 win

The question is whether their unprecedented summer splurge has sufficiently equipped Wrexham for a division they were last in 43 years ago

Wrexham made their return to the second-tier of the English football pyramid on Saturday for the first time in 43 years. The Hollywood darlings scored first, too. Josh Windass converted a penalty in the 22nd minute, and it was a lead for Wrexham against the recently relegated Southampton.

Celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac said Wrexham will reach the Premier League -- but the closer they get, the more unrealistic it is.

There has not been a Welsh club in the Premier League since 2019, and for that to change anytime soon, a lot has to happen, but Wrexham may be the best positioned

Wales striker Broadhead joined from Ipswich on Thursday in a reported deal worth up to £10million, although Parkinson quipped Wrexham would have “to get in the Premier League a

Wrexham are showing proper intent in the transfer window ahead of the 2025/26 Championship campaign as they seek Premier League promotion.

Phil Parkinson's side began life back in the second tier of English football with a 2-1 defeat on the road to Southampton at St Mary's last weekend, as Josh Windass's opener was cancelled out by late goals from Ryan Manning and Jack Stephens.

Just three years after playing in the semiprofessional National League, Wrexham chase promotion to the Premier League

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