WREXHAM'S Hollywood co-owner Rob McElhenney has hilariously suggested his club could lodge an offer for Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Manchester United star has sensationally confirmed he wants to leave after just one year back at Old Trafford.
Interest in his services is high, but McElhenney, 45, has jokingly confirmed that Wrexham are lining up a swoop.
The Hollywood star bought the non-leaguers with fellow A-lister Ryan Reynolds, 45, last year.
And the pair have got big plans for the club – not least eyeing a move for Ronaldo.
Reacting to a social media post about Ronaldo wanting to leave United if a suitable offer was lodged, McElhenney jokingly wrote: "Define suitable."
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Wrexham though are facing plenty of competition in their bid to sign the 37-year-old ace.
Despite the Welsh club having plenty of financial backing from Hollywood and multiple incomings expected this summer, Ronaldo unlikely to be one of them.
The likes of Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Napoli have all been linked with moves for the five-times Ballon d'Or winner.
Meanwhile Ronaldo's former club Sporting Lisbon, as well as Porto, are weighing up whether they can provide an escape route back to his homeland.
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The forward has cited his desire to play Champions League football as the reason he wants to leave Old Trafford.
Ronaldo is due for showdown talks with boss Erik ten Hag today in his first day back at training following his summer break.
The Portuguese superstar enjoyed a holiday to Majorca with partner Georgina and his five children.
Wrexham meanwhile fell agonisingly short in their bid to return to the football league last season for the first time since 2008.
The Dragons lost out in the play-offs to eventual winners Grimbsy, but are well fancied to go one better in the coming campaign and seal promotion to League Two.
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