Ryan Reynolds jets in after announcement as Wrexham fans say something not right

Chief executive Michael Williamson has departed Wrexham; Reynolds flew in for Saturday's Wolves match as fans speculate about boardroom turmoil.

Wrexham announced the shock departure of chief executive Michael Williamson on Friday afternoon, with co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac issuing a joint statement thanking him for two years of service. Club director Shaun Harvey has stepped in as acting CEO.

The announcement has sparked significant concern among supporters, who believe there is more to the story than publicly disclosed. The departure follows the recent exit of popular executive director Humphrey Ker in September and a £75,000 EFL fine last month after two ineligible players were included in matchday squads. Reynolds arrived in Wrexham on Saturday for the home Championship clash with Wolves, amid growing speculation about what is happening behind the scenes at the Racecourse Ground.

Fans have taken to social media expressing their concerns, with many calling for Ker's return. Some supporters noted that Ker, Elliot Lee, Paul Mullin and Andy Cannon had liked a BBC Sport Wales post about Williamson's departure on Instagram, further fuelling discussion. The club has offered no explanation for Williamson's exit.