Former Wrexham manager Dean Saunders believes new owners have seen promise in the 19-year-old wonderkid.
Reynolds and McElhenney completed their unlikely purchase of the Welsh side back in February 2021, and in the almost three years since have taken the club from strength to strength.
Last season they achieved promotion to League Two after a blockbuster battle in the National League with ultimate play-off winners Notts County, and are now flying high in their first season back in the football league.
The Wrexham owners have lofty ambitions for the club they took over when they were in the fifth tier of English football; to one day reach the Premier League.
Former Wrexham boss thinks new owners have spotted potential
Saunders was manager of the Red Dragons from 2008 until 2011, taking charge of their first steps in what would be a 15-year stay outside the football league.
Despite the perilous position of the club at that time, Saunders always believed in the potential of the Welsh side, and he feels that the new ownership duo are perfectly placed to realise that full potential, despite initially having his suspicions of the pair.
Speaking to Instant Casino, he said: “When I was managing Wrexham, I always believed that I could get them into the Championship. I remember thinking that we’d get 15,000 fans in for games in that league, but you’d have to double that now
