Wrexham's users, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, are now considering starting a business in Cardiff.
Mold users Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds have made contact with cricket part Welsh Fire about the possibility of buying a play in the league.
Glamorgan County Cricket Club owns the majority of the Cardiff-based Hundred company, and the England and Wales Cricket Board plans to sell off its 49 % bets in the eight participating teams to increase half a billion pounds in new investment funds.
Hollywood stars McElhenney and Reynolds are confirmed to have thrown their caps into the band for the Fire's interest having enjoyed great success taking Wrexham up away from a long spell in the National League to earning campaign to League One.
McElhenney and Reynolds, Wrexham's users, looking to start playing cricket.
Welsh Fire key execute Dan Cherry told ESPNcricinfo:" It is a possible solution. Caller's been made. Although nothing significant has yet been returned, we are still in the work, and I am certain that they will be included in any progress we make.
We will have to decide which bet is the best one for us, according to the saying "every charge and offer that comes in are going to be fascinating to us." There's clear interest in what Ryan Reynolds and the guys have done at Wrexham, which has been wonderful for soccer in north Wales.
" That does n't necessarily mean to say that it'll be the right option for us, but if they're interested in talking to us, obviously it's an exciting proposition".
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia writer/actor/creator McElhenney and Deadpool sun Reynolds struck their offer to get over Wrexham in November 2020, with the team achieving two campaigns under their leadership.
After falling to Birmingham City on Monday evening, Wrexham are currently top of League One in terms of goals scored. They will take on fellow newly-promoted side Crawley Town on Saturday.
We anticipate receiving documentary footage that depicts McElhenney and Reynolds ' reaction to being informed of the challenging route to travel between Wrexham and Cardiff.
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