Ryan Reynolds has delighted his military of followers at Wrexham as soon as extra, however this time the Hollywood actor has appeased supporters off the pitch.

The Deadpool actor is now a family identify in North Wales, underpinning the Red Dragons' return to the Football League after a 15-year absence alongside co-owner Rob McElhenney.

Canadian-born Reynolds has change into synonymous with a specifically designed baseball cap that he wears for all matches that includes the Wrexham membership badge on the entrance.

And after being consistently badgered by followers for the sharp headwear to change into that can be purchased, he has lastly succumbed to stress.

Announcing the cap's speedy availability, Reynolds Tweeted: "You asked. Then asked again. Then eventually someone listened. The hat is now available at the @Wrexham_AFC online store."

Reynolds' navy blue cap options an embroidered Wrexham crest on the entrance and the yr 1934 stitched into the again. The date represents the Gresford catastrophe, when 266 males had been killed by an underground explosion and hearth at Gresford Colliery, close to Wrexham on September 22, 1934, in one in all Britain's worst coal mining disasters.

Both Reynolds and McElhenney are routinely pictured carrying the distinctive headwear on the Racecourse Ground and following the membership's coronation as National League champions with a report 111 factors, followers will now be capable to get their arms on their very own replicas of the hat.

The peaked cap is accessible in two sizes - M/L and L/XL and is retailing for £25 from the membership retailer on-line.

Netflix documentary-makers Welcome to Wrexham had been first to congratulate Reynolds on the choice, Tweeting: "Hats off to whoever finally listened."

Screenwriter Sher Ross replied to Reynolds: "I bought my husband one and you would have thought it came directly from you. I was like chill dude! I was even happy to pay the shipping so he would shut up about the “Hat that Ryan always wears”.

Local supporter @steved0 Tweeted: "Deeply touched that 1934 seems on the again ; I can quietly commemorate the grandfather I by no means met each time I put on it."

The Welsh club has moved quickly to capitalise on their recent success by launching a full range of 'Champions' merchandise on its online store, including t-shirts, mugs, banners, key rings and a 120-page souvenir story of the record-breaking season.

But not content with finally being able to get their hands on Reynolds' hat, supporters have already moved on to their next in-demand garment.

Fans on Twitter have asked whether McElhenney's American-style baseball jacket will also become available to buy, with the Wrexham badge embroidered into the fabric.