Forest's O'Brien would be a great addition to Dragons, says Trundle

WREXHAM’S owners have been encouraged to invest their Hollywood wealth this summer in a Premier League star valued at £3.5million.

- By LIAM RANDALL

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are currently rejoicing after their club secured a third consecutive promotion in April, propelling them from League One to the Championship.

The actors are expected to make significant investments during the summer transfer window to bolster manager Phil Parkinson’s squad.

Wrexham have already been linked with several top-tier stars, including Leicester's Jamie Vardy and West Ham pair Aaron Cresswell and Danny Ings.

The North Wales club is now being urged to place a bid for Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O'Brien, who made a strong impression while on loan at Swansea City in the second tier during the latter part of last season.

The Swans are reportedly keen on signing the 28-year-old permanently after he started 16 matches for the club following his arrival in early February.

However, with one year remaining on his Forest contract, financial constraints are said to be a major obstacle preventing his move.