Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are ready to go big, with Wrexham reportedly willing to pay Fulham captain Tom Cairney £50,000-a-week.

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• Midfielder heading towards free agency
• Leaving Craven Cottage after 10 years
• Huge offer being readied in North Wales

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The 34-year-old midfielder is preparing to bid farewell to Craven Cottage after 10 years in west London. Cairney’s contract will expire when the 2024-25 campaign comes to a close, allowing him to seek out a new challenge as a free agent.

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  It has been suggested that the two-cap Scotland international will be offered the chance to join the most ambitious of projects in North Wales. Reynolds and McElhenney are drawing up recruitment plans at Wrexham on the back of three successive promotions.

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  They are eager to find Premier League pedigree ahead of joining the Championship ranks, and claims that Cairney will be offered a deal worth £50k a week. That would represent a significant pay rise on his current £30k contract at Fulham.

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  Wrexham would also be smashing their own recruitment records, with ex-England international Jay Rodriguez currently their top earner on £15,000-a-week. Reynolds and McElhenney are prepared to speculate in order to accumulate precious points.

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