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Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney donate £10,000 to Wrexham fan, 4, with rare condition

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RYAN REYNOLDS and Rob McElhenney have made an incredibly moving gesture to help a young supporter battle a rare genetic condition.

The Hollywood actors have become big hits with English football fans since purchasing Wrexham in November 2020.

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Wrexham's Hollywood owners have made a huge contribution to helping a young fanCredit: Getty

They have since led Wrexham to promotion in the National League and they are currently riding high in League Two following their return to the EFL.

One of those who has cheered on the Welsh side during their remarkable rise under the American duo is four-year-old Louis.

He is a regular at the Racecourse Ground but his family have now launched an appeal for help.

They want to raise £40,000 to adapt their home to help the youngster, who also has epilepsy and cerebral palsy, with his TUBA1A condition, which severely limits his mobility.

Now Reynolds and McElhenney have made a huge contribution to ensuring Louis gets what he needs by making a £10,000 donation into his bank account. Just give page.

The couple sent the money Friday as a message from “Ryan & Rob” that read: “Up the town, young man.”

Wrexham Police FC had brought the appeal to the attention of chiefs.

They are holding a fundraiser for Louis, including a charity match against the North Wales Dragons on March 23.

Reynolds messaged them and said: “It's our third anniversary of being stewards of the club. Today! Thank you for all your help in raising awareness of charities in the city. Happy birthday!”

The huge amount donated by Reynolds and McElhenney has now taken the fund over the £17,000 mark.

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Louis' family, who are hoping to build a wheelchair-accessible bedroom on the ground floor as well as a wet room for his care, said in their appeal: “Currently the need for constant support at home is having a detrimental effect on Louis' happiness. .

“He is frustrated by his dependence on others.

“He doesn't have access to his bedroom, can't move around and play like his brother and friends. By helping to finance adjustments, you will help Louis stay in a safe and happy home with our family.

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