Valued Billions Less Than Manchester United, Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham Expect a ‘Competitive Game’ In San Diego Friendly

Following a 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Chelsea, Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham AFC has a big game ahead of themselves as they will be locking horns against English heavyweights Manchester United.

While with Head Coach Phil Parkinson at helm, the Welsh side did manage a 4-0 win over LA Galaxy II in their second game, Manchester United could be their biggest challenge during the pre-season tour. While a win would be outlandish, Wrexham will be looking for positive results from the game, that can help the side find balance before their League 2 campaign.

Wrexham Looking To Give Their All Against Manchester United

With two games left in their pre-season tour in the United States, Wrexham will be hoping to give their fans a nice closing gift. A win over Manchester United, no matter how blasphemous it sounds at the moment, will go down as a big feat for the side.

Wrexham’s head coach Phil Parkinson touched down on the big game during his press conference and said that his team would give his all in the contest.

“I’m probably happy with how the team are playing but we’ve got to be realistic if Man United are playing a full team out it would be a day of, an evening of not having the ball much. I still think it would be a fair game but it will be a competitive game for the supporters to watch, that’s what the aim is. For us in terms of where we need to get to, this game is going to be that for us.”

Wrexham Still Searching For Balance

Despite a decent showing against LA Galaxy II in their last outing, Wrexham’s game leaves a lot to be desired. Head coach Phil Parkinson has a lot on his plate at the moment, and will be hoping that his boys can step up to the occasion during the game Manchester United.

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While Manchester United are likely to field a rather inexperienced and young side against Wrexham with their game against Real Madrid next, this will still be a big challenge for the Welsh Dragon, who will have to search and dig deep to earn a positive result.

With two games left in their pre-season tour before the team kickstarts their campaign, Wrexham will be looking to check all boxes before they face Wigan Athletic in the first round of the EFL Cup.

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