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Published 12:31 28 Jan 2023 GMT
Updated 12:33 28 Jan 2023 GMT

Several clubs have tried to do so in the past, but with the gulf in finances between England's top flight and the lower leagues getting bigger by the day, it is often a rarity.
Salford City, owned by the Class of 92, are another club have ambitions of one day playing in the Premier League but as of now, have been stuck in League Two since getting promoted in 2019.
Reynolds has gone on record to emphasise his passion and desire for the club and the positive effect that owning Wrexham has had on his life.
"Two years ago, I didn't have this kind of passion for the sport, and in some ways, I see it as a plague," he added.
"In other ways, I see it as the greatest introduction that's ever been made to me, at least from a sports perspective. It's wild. I wish it didn't dominate as many of my thoughts and deeds as it does these days, but you don't make anything great without enthusiasm, they say."
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