Wrexham fans beg owner Ryan Reynolds to buy Erling Haaland after selling mobile phone company for £1billion

The hype first began after it was announced that T-Mobile is now set to acquire Mint Mobile - the a wireless mobile network operator company Reynolds part-owns.

It had since been confirmed that the Deadpool star will be taking home over £1 billion following the business deal, and many fans have already starting theorising what the actor should spend it on.

The pair went on to star in a docu-series about their unlikely ownership of Wrexham AFC football club, with an official synopsis reading: "Welcome to Wrexham is a docuseries tracking the dreams and worries of Wrexham, a working-class town in North Wales, UK, as two Hollywood stars take ownership of the town’s historic yet struggling football club."

Flash-forward a few years and Reynolds is still happily heading the fifth tier football club, and the actor has clearly got his foot in many ponds.

One of which being his minority ownership stake in the mobile network operator company too.

As reported by Variety, T-Mobile is set to pay 39 percent cash and 61 percent stock to acquire the Corp, totalling a maximum of $1.35 billion (£1.12 billion) to the star.

Now, while Reynolds may see that as some extra cash to put away for good measure to splash out on his ever-growing family - it's clear that Wrexham fans definitely knew what they'd do with the billion-pound earnings.

Haaland currently plays as a striker for Premier League club Manchester City and the Norway national team, and is widely heralded as one of the best players in the world.

Best known for his speed, strength, and finishing inside the box - it's no wonder why Wrexham fans have been so pushy.

Keeping it short, sweet and punchy, many just echoed: "Haaland to Wrexham!"

Another Twitter user wrote: "Sweet. Hopefully, Wrexham will buy Haaland next window."

Taking it one step further, a third added: "Bodes well for Wrexham's chances of signing Haaland and Mbappe next year."

Talk about a dream team.

While Reynolds himself has not yet responded to such demands, it's fair to say that even just the prospect of Haaland joining the Dragons, while highly unlikely, is enough to send any footy fan into a frenzy.

Exciting stuff ahead, indeed.