Wrexham star Paul Mullin opens up on relationship with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney: What are the club's owners really like?

Wrexham have been brought into spotlight after the club's takeover by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney back in 2020.

The National League side have managed to attract several players from higher divisions in their bid to secure League Two promotion.

One of them was Paul Mullin, who has discussed his relationship with the two owners.

Paul Mullin tells Goal that the Wrexham 'keep in touch with all the lads'

"They are very accessible," Mullin told Goal.

"They said that to me, if you ever want a chat or to speak to us, you can do.

"They do keep in touch with all the lads. They do give us messages throughout the season, after most games.

"They like to keep in touch, ask how the family is, ask how my little lad is, which is very good.

"They really care about the club and want to do the best they can.

"Obviously a big part of that for them is making sure that the players and staff feel like they are worthy to the club and equal to them - that's how they make everyone feel."

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Mullin took his first footsteps into football at the Everton academy. After spells at Huddersfield Town, Vauxhall Motors, Morecambe, Swindon Town and Tranmere Rovers, he ed Cambridge United.

There he netted as many as 32 goals in 46 games the season before he was lured to Wrexham by Reynolds and McElhenney.

After failing to lead his team to promotion last season, Mullin has already netted 42 goals in 45 games across all competitions so far in 2022/23. Wrexham currently sit top of the table, two points ahead of second-placed Notts County.

"For the set of lads it's all about one game at a time, the old cliche," he added.

"If you do manage to get out of the league, then it's always one step at a time," Mullin added.

"I'm pretty sure the owners and the fans get carried away with things like that and look towards the future but this club, if they could get out of the National League this season, then it has got everything in place to take off and progress forward.

"Who knows how high they could end up going?"