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Wrexham forward Elliot Lee has made a hilarious request to Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney after his side secured promotion to League One. The Welsh side secured promotion for the second consecutive season after winning the National League last year.

Including a video featuring BY NATHAN SALT: In Wrexham's dressing room, a joke has existed long before Elliot Lee's playing days are over Elliot Lee's arrival in North Wales, painting the walls or cleaning out the toilets. 'I always joke around with the lads and I always say that I'll still be in Wrexham whether I'm kit man or I'm in the stands!' Lee laughs. In 10, 20, 30 years' time, I'll still be here.' Now that I'm fully an adopted Wrexham boy, I'm in love with it.' Lee is beaming as he joins Mail Sport to reflect on life in Wrexham, the recently released Disney+ documentary series about the team and his season's objectives, both on and off the field.

CHRIS WHEELER IN SAN DIEGO: Wrexham defeated Manchester United 3-1 in San Diego, the team's pre-season preparations suffered a setback. United boss Erik ten Hag selected Jonny Evans, a veteran defender, for the first team's match against Real Madrid on Saturday. But the Red Devils were struggling to get a grip on the game, and Wrexham took over and scored two goals in front thanks to Elliot Lee and Aaron Hayden, following an early injury to star striker Paul Mullin.

CHRIS WHEELER IN SAN DIEGO: Manchester United's first pre-season defeat came as a youth team was defeated 3-1 by League Two side Wrexham. Erik ten Hag's crew started sloppily and fell two goals behind in the first half as Elliot Lee and Aaron Hayden scored for Wrexham. On the stroke of halftime, teen Marc Jurado scored a goal back, but United's hopes of a comeback were shattered when captain Dan Gore was sent off right after the break.

After winning an astounding 111 points, Ryan Reynolds took to social media to mock Wrexham's Elliot Lee and Paul Mullin. Including a snapshot of them partying with Jersey Shore star DJ Pauly D. As a reward for their efforts this season, the owners, Hollywood actor Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have embarked on a four-day all-expenses-paid trip to the United States.

The mural on a terraced house in Crispin Lane, just two minutes from the football field, was the most striking sign of the city's recent revival. It read, 'Welcome to Wrexham,' and the women walking their dogs in front of it before the team went looking for the three elements that were needed for promotion testified to the fact that the town has rediscovered itself. I just think it's other people coming in and seeing our place for what it is,' Clare Johnson said. 'The outside view has been so helpful to us.'

After the Welsh club secured their promotion to League Two on Saturday evening, Wrexham's Hollywood owner Ryan Reynolds interrupted Ben Foster's post-match press conference to demand his goalkeeper's shirt. Wrexham came from behind to beat Boreham Wood 3-1, sparking jubilant scenes at The Racecourse Grounds, needing a victory to secure a top spot in the National League. Fans erupted to celebrate with their heroes, and it wasn't long before Reynolds and co-owner Rob McElhenney joined them. Wrexham's players returned inside to finish their media duties after lifting the league trophy in front of their adoring followers, with Foster and teammate Elliot Lee speaking to journalists.

IAN HERBERT AT THE RACECOURSE GROUND, WREXHAM: The mural on a terraced house in Crispin Lane, just two minutes from the football field, was the most noticeable sign of the town's new-found fame. It read, 'Welcome to Wrexham,' it said, and the women running their dogs in front of it on Friday evening added to the town's recent revitalization. 'I just want other people coming in and seeing the town for what it is,' Clare Johnson said. 'The outside view has been so helpful to us.'