Ryan Reynolds, co-owner of Wrexham AFC, joked about selling one of his children after learning that the club might miss out on UK Government support.
The club requested for a £20 million grant to assist renovate the Caes Racecourse’s Kop stand.
The hit TV documentary ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ caught the moment the club’s co-owners were told they would not be receiving funds.
The second episode of the six-time Emmy Award-nominated docu-series premiered this week on Disney+ in the United Kingdom.
“We’ll find a solution because we’ll need to think outside the box and do things differently,” Wrexham AFC board advisor Shaun Harvey told the co-owners.
“I’ll sell one of my children, I have four,” Reynolds said. I don’t even know what their names are.”
“I don’t have £20 million lying around,” Reynolds’ co-owner Rob McElhenney stated. I’m not sure if Ryan does, but I doubt it.
“He might say he does, but I would talk to Blake [Lively] because I bet you he doesn’t.”
This season’s series covers Wrexham’s promotion-winning season in which they won the National League and returned to the EFL.
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