Wrexham manager has declared Liverpool star has next signing.

Its executive director has declared a Liverpool player to be Wrexham’s ideal acquisition. Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds might be paying attention.

In the end, Liverpool might have to take Wrexham’s transfer threat seriously. With the support of Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, the Welsh team is dominating the divisions, and executive director Humphrey Ker has identified a Reds player as one of his “dream signings.”

Those who have watched the documentary Welcome to Wrexham may recognize Ker. His devotion to Liverpool is maybe less well-known; he told Front Row Soccer that he was present for the Champions League final in 2005.

His usage of Liverpool players as examples won’t immediately raise red flags at Anfield because of this. But instead of naming a completely unrealistic player like Virgil van Dijk or Mohamed Salah, the Wrexham manager chose a little more realistic transfer target.

Remarkably, Ker described Wataru Endo as a dream acquisition for Reynolds and McElhenney in an interview with Sport Bible last month. The director of Wrexham has been really impressed with what he has witnessed since the Japan captain arrived at Liverpool last summer.

Regarding my personal favorites and the players I would most like to see wearing Wrexham jerseys, who are they? I have a lot of affection for Wataru Endo right now,” Ker said. “Who is somewhat of a perfect representation of the rage that Liverpool felt throughout the summer when they lost out on Lavia and Caicedo and everything seemed hopeless and disastrous.

“And then Wataru Endo is signed, and people start to wonder, ‘Well, who’s this guy? I’m not familiar with him. Why are they playing at this, when he was only 16 million pounds? He was one of the season’s additions after that.

“What are Liverpool doing not spending 100 million on a central midfielder?,” you know, the glitz and glamour, the high price tags—I believe there’s a valuable lesson there for all of us.

It’s imperative that you manage your finances prudently and locate and recognize the top players. Although I haven’t seen Wataru Endo from Adam, it’s clear that he has amazing character.

He has an amazing work ethic, as evidenced by the conversations, photos, and other players; it’s obvious that they all genuinely like him and appreciate the amazing job he’s done. Thus, yes, provided that the player has no financial constraints and is okay with relocating to North Wales. I think he’s fantastic.

In addition, Ker cited Neco Williams, a former Liverpool player, as an example he frequently uses to illustrate what a kind of end-game (pardon the Marvel pun) signing would be for Wrexham. He mentioned his credentials as a Welsh international with Premier League experience and a local guy.

Reynolds may write Endo down in his notebook, according to Liverpool.com. Strangely, it might not be wholly improbable in a few years.

Ker makes fun of Endo’s desire to go to North Wales, but if he’s already established in Liverpool, then there won’t be much of a change. Even though he still has a significant role to play at Anfield for the time being, the Reds will likely be willing to let him leave after the next two to three seasons because he was undoubtedly a seasoned purchase.

Ben Foster and James McClean are two older players that Wrexham has already sought; Endo would essentially be the next evolution of that approach. Though it can’t be written off completely, Reynolds’ side will likely need to get to at least the Championship before it becomes likely.