The Deadpool star and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor are documenting their experience in Wales.Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney take centre-stage in an all-access ‘fly on the wall’ docuseries about Wrexham AFC, the Welsh football club they bought in 2020.Reynolds and McElhenney, have set big ambitions since buying the club, claiming that even reaching the Premier League is not out of sight, and Welcome to Wrexham journeys through the seasons following their takeover.So, where can you watch it and what will it feature? GOAL brings you all the details.Season one of Welcome to Wrexham was released on August 24,2022 in the U.S. and August 25, 2022 in the UK.Season two released on September 12, 2023.The third season of Welcome to Wrexham was released on May 2, 2024, which is slightly earlier than usual.Season four released on May 15, 2025.Welcome to Wrexham is available to watch and stream on Disney+ in the UK.It is available to watch and stream on FX on Fubo in the United States. Disney+Reynolds and McElhenney dropped a number of teaser videos referencing Welcome to Wrexham, which give you an idea of what to expect in the series.The first teaser trailer was released in May 2021 and can be watched below.A follow-up trailer was released in December 2021, themed after It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a programme which McElhenney stars in.A third trailer was dropped in July 2022, showing an even closer look at what you can expect. Set to the tune of 'Only Fools Rush In' by Elvis Presley, the trailer shows Reynolds and McElhenney as they interact with the fans and people of Wrexham.The official trailer for season two of Welcome to Wrexham was released on August 10, 2023. You can watch it below.The trailer for season three dropped on April 19, 2024 and it had a Rocky theme to it, with scenes accompanied by the famous 'Eye of the Tiger' song.You can watch the trailer for season four of Welcome to Wrexham below.Welcome to Wrexham is a documentary series which follows the events that have transpired since the purchase of Wrexham AFC by Reynolds and McElhenney in 2020, as the historic Welsh club attempt to secure promotion back to the Football League.Produced by American television network FX, which is owned by Disney, the documentary series will chart the progress of the soccer team as well as the learning curve experienced by the club's new owners.The filmmakers had not revealed many specifics about what to expect when it was first announced, but we now know that the co-owners are very hands-on with the project, as they immerse themselves in the community of Wrexham, in the north of Wales.The pair regularly post content on social media regarding Wrexham, including video footage and photos from matches they have attended, so we can continue to expect to see that incorporated into upcoming seasons.There are a total of 18 episodes in Season One of Welcome to Wrexham.You can see their titles and air dates in the table above.Season two aired on September 12, 2023 in the U.S. (September 13 in the UK).Season three of Welcome to Wrexham was confirmed by FX following the conclusion of Season 2 on November 14. The first episode aired on May 2, 2024.The fourth season began on May 15, 2025. It consisted of eight episodes just like the previous season and the first two released on the same day. The main theme song for Welcome to Wrexham is the Buddy Holly song 'Everyday', which opens most of the series' episodes.Bob Dylan's 'The Times They Are A-Changin'', covered by Keb Mo, features as the opening theme on episodes one, two and 18 of season one.Another song which features strongly in the show is 'It's Always Sunny in Wrexham' by The Declan Swans.Welcome to Wrexham has received mostly positive reviews since first airing in summer 2022.Renowned movie websites IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes have given the show 8.3/10 and 95 percent respectively, while the Guardian described it as a "soulful" series. The Hollywood Reporter praised the "warm fuzzy feeling" elicited by the fans and their club's new owners.The Week hailed the show as "surprisingly touching" and NME gave it four stars out of five.The buzz around the show helped to bring a new cohort of followers on social media, as well as a financial boost in the form of kit and merchandise sales.