Welcome to Wrexham Season 4 Trailer: Tom Brady vs Rob McElhenney

It looks like it Ryan Reynolds and Rob Macni You have (non -friend) competition at their hands Tom Brady in Welcome to Wrexham Season 4.

Bermingham FC, they have Tom Brady. He does not play, thank God, Rynes, 48, mocked me Welcome to Wrexham SEASON 4 Trailer, which fell on Monday 28 April. “Is he allowed to play?”

Reynolds and Makteni, 48, became the owners participating in the Wales Club in Wales football (this is football in America) in 2020. Brady, 47, followed her example, to become a minority owner of the Birmingham team in 2023.

“It is a friendly, not very friendly competition,” Brady confirmed in the trailer. It seems that the former American Football Association star will come face to face with McLhenney at one point of the season.

One clip from the trailer showed that Brady was his reaction to a joke that made him made in the first season of It is always sunny in Philadelphia.

“Perhaps he breaks his arm,” says Maknni in the exhibition. Costar Kaitlin Olson This also replies, “You cannot break the arm of Tom Prady.”

Both McLhenney were smiling as he looked back in the scene but Pradi, perhaps, he did not find it very funny. (McLhenney is famous for the Philadelphia Eagles fans while Pradi played with New England Patriot for nearly 20 years).

“What is your problem?” The former football star asked.

Celebrities compete aside, Welcome to Wrexham The fourth season will follow the Wrexham Football Club club while playing in the first league – and tries to promote for the third year in a row.

Spoiler Alert, the team was upgraded from the first league to the first Sky Bet league for the first time in 40 years on Saturday, April 26.

“We were with Wrexham when it seemed to be a blink of the eye, but a lot happened,” Reynolds commented on Instagram on Saturday. “I remember the first press conference, we were asked about our goals … and I think Rob jumped with the” first show league “. People laughed.

The first show league is the highest level of professional football in the UK – and Wrexham is now just one show.

“We have made history. We have been promoted for a record period for the third time in a row,” Rylolds continued, partly. “The stadium seems to be a church. I know a lot of you now. Since February 2021, I have seen children become ordinary. Some of them are the regular ones who leave us forever. We were honored to tighten the ashes of their loved ones across this field.

He concluded: “One of them said that the Welsh has” the heart of the poet and the fighter of a fighter. “This is what I love in this place.”