Wrexham could be set to add a touch of Premier League sparkle to their Hollywood adventure - as they trial the son of a former Premier League star. The League One team - currently third in the standings after back-to-back promotions under the stewardship of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney - have brought attention to north east Wales with their celebrity appeal and successful documentary series.

Wrexham could add a sprinkle of Premier League glamour to their Hollywood project after taking the son of a former top-flight icon on trial. The League One side sit third in the table after securing back-to-back promotions under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney,

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FORMER Premier League ace James Chester revealed he tried to sign for Wrexham three times but suggested he got knocked back because of his SURNAME. Chester, 35, appears to have been lured by the

Chester has now opened up about his attempts to join the Red Dragons after being lured by their rise under owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney over the last few seasons. He believes his lack of success could be down to his surname, which is the same as Wrexham's hated rivals Chester FC.

Yassine Toure, the son of former Arsenal, Manchester City and Celtic defender Kolo, is on trial with Wrexham as he looks to make his own mark in the footballing world