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Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney joined in with the squad's wild League One promotion celebrations in Las Vegas - but duo Paul Mullin and James McClean could be in hot water after they made a controversial anti-monarchy statement.
The team were treated to a lavish holiday in Sin City, Nevada, for the second season running by Hollywood superstars Ryan Reynolds and McElhenney.
The Welsh outfit sealed their spot in the third tier of English football for the first time in 19 years after finishing second - but agonisingly missed out on the title.
Shortly after the third season of the hit docuseries 'Welcome to Wrexham' dropped on streaming platforms, McElhenney and Reynolds again ensured their victorious players were treated like VIPs during their biggest party yet.
McElhenney himself entered the festivities with the 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' creator posing alongside McClean and George Evans for a photo.
Rob McElhenney (left) joined Wrexham's wild League One promotion party in Las Vegas
The Welsh outfit were treated to another holiday in Sin City by their Hollywood co-owners
Wrexham finished second in League Two this season to secure back-to-back promotions
Wasting little time after the end of the regular League Two season, Wrexham touched down in Vegas on Thursday and have been making the most of the trip.
Shortly after landing, winger Ryan Barnett posted a picture at TAO Asian Bistro while McClean documented much of the first day on his Instagram stories.
They then made a return to the iconic Hakkasan nightclub, the scene of last year's boozy party following their historic promotion back to the Football League. A montage of highlights from this season played on
