In a developing story that has sent ripples through Welsh football, reports suggest that Wrexham AFC owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are considering a major managerial change — with former West Ham and Chelsea manager Graham Potter emerging as a potential target.
Sources close to the club claim the Hollywood duo are “exploring new ideas” to take Wrexham to the next level after a mixed run of form this season. While the current manager remains in position, speculation is mounting that the owners want a more experienced figure to guide the club toward Championship promotion and beyond.
Graham Potter, known for his tactical intelligence and calm leadership, has been out of management since his brief spell with Chelsea. His ability to develop players and implement an attacking philosophy reportedly aligns with Wrexham’s long-term vision of becoming a stable, top-tier club in the English Football League system.
Though there’s been no official confirmation from the club, football insiders believe preliminary discussions may have taken place behind closed doors. Fans are divided — some see Potter as a dream appointment, while others fear disrupting the chemistry that brought Wrexham back to life.
If the rumors prove true, this could be one of the boldest managerial moves in Wrexham’s recent history — another Hollywood-style twist in the club’s remarkable rise under Reynolds and McElhenney’s ownership.
