Ryan Reynolds stuns pub-goers as he sings on stage after Wrexham’s win

Hollywood A-lister Ryan Reynolds sings along in a pub with fans after Wrexham’s historic win, then takes a £100,000 private jet back across the Atlantic.

Ryan and club co-owner Rob McElhenney learn British football tradition by going to The Turf Pub for the singing with cheering fans.

The pair were seen on stage as excited fans holding pints and happily singing their phones to celebrate the team’s success.

Reynolds, 45, and McElhenney, 45, ran to the pub next to the racecourse to meet fans for a celebratory post-match drink.

The star couple joined local band the Declan Swans on stage as hundreds sang the band’s hit ‘It’s Always Sunny in Wrexham’ – their own tribute to ‘Deadpool and Rob McElhenney’.

Football Fans: Ryan and club co-owner Rob McElhenney learn British football tradition by heading to The Turf pub on Easter Monday for the singing with jubilant fans

The moment was caught on camera by a Wrexham fan after their team beat rivals Notts County 3-2 in a thrilling game to take first place in the National League.

And he apparently intends to replay Wrexham’s away game against Barnet on Saturday with only a few games remaining before the end of the season.

Following Wrexham’s victory on Monday, Ryan spoke of the adrenaline rush he experienced while watching the game, telling a reporter on the pitch: ‘I don’t feel like I have a heart anymore.

“I feel like I used all the beats I had left in that game.

“That was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before and, of course, characteristic of all you lifers who have watched and participated in this game, this beautiful, winding game forever.

“I’m actually thankful right now that I didn’t care about this years ago because it would have just eaten me alive…that was really something.”

Ryan booked his own £100,000 flight from Manchester airport to Teterboro shortly after watching his side beat Notts County.

The moment was caught on camera by a Wrexham fan after their team beat rivals Notts County 3-2 in a thrilling game to take first place in the National League

Family: Ryan booked his own £100,000 flight from Manchester airport to Teterboro shortly after watching his squad beat Notts County, he was back in NYC with Blake Lively on Tuesday

Over the moon: Following Wrexham’s win on Monday, Ryan spoke about the adrenaline rush he experienced while watching the game

Star-studded: Emma Corrin of The Crown attended the match on Easter Monday, smiling for a photo alongside Ryan, who described the Netflix star as a ‘new addition to the family’

Cheering: Ryan looked ecstatic after Wrexham won against Notts County on Monday

In the run-up to the game, Ryan flew to London from New York before traveling by helicopter to Chester Airport and taking a chauffeured car to The Racecourse Ground.

A source told MailOnline: ‘Ryan is fully committed to Wrexham and the club’s success this season; he wants to see them promoted.

He knows his presence will give the team the support they need at such a crucial point, so it’s time to travel to make sure they reach this goal.

“But he’s also a family man and given his status, flying a private jet to be there for Blake and their kids is the only viable option.”

Spending £100,000 on a private jet is a small change for the Canadian actor, whose business ventures, including a stake in T-Mobile, have earned him millionaire status.

In addition to earning millions for his film roles, he also made significant coinage selling his ownership in beverage company Diageo for an estimated $610 million, as well as co-founding production company Maximum Effort, which has successfully produced viral advertisements.

He bought Wrexham Football Club in 2020 for a reported $2.76 million deal and has seen success with the team, hoping to secure promotion from The Vanarama National League to League Two this year.