The design in celestial and white stripes not only refers to the selection shirt, but also pays tribute to historical ties between Wales and the national south.
He Wrexham AFCWelsh club that has been capturing international attention for three years, He presented his third shirt for the 2025/26 season, inspired by the colors of the Argentine flag. The design in celestial and white stripes not only refers to the t -shirt of the Argentine National Team, but also pays tribute to historical ties between Wales and Patagonia.
The link dates back to 1865, when A group of 153 Wesses departed to South Argentino with the intention of preserving their culture, language and traditions away from English influence. Thus was born and Wladfa, the Welsh colony of the Chubutjust one year after the Wrexham AFC foundation. 160 years after that trip, the club decided to pay tribute to that community with a shirt loaded with meaning.
“It is an incredible story that we also address in the documentary series. As a community, we felt that it was importanthe explained Michael WilliamsonExecutive Director of the Club, in dialogue with ESPN.
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The shirt design includes unique details: a red dragons pattern (National Symbol of Wales) within the celestial stripes, a larger dragon in the back and registration “Do not forget where you come from” inside, a phrase taken from the song that musicalizes the series “Welcome to Wrexham”.
The new equipment was presented through an emotional video campaign that connects two Welsh choirs: one in Welsh and another in Argentina. Both sing
A Welsh club with vibrant present and global look
Since its acquisition in 2021 by the actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney, The Wrexham ceased to be a team of fifth division to become a sports phenomenon. After achieving three consecutive promotions, he is now preparing to play the Championship, the second category of English football, something that has not happened for more than four decades.
Sports success has been accompanied by a global narrative thanks to the documentary series produced by FX and Disney+, which closely recounts the growth of the club and its impact on the local community.
In addition to the tribute t -shirt to the Patagoniahe Wrexham He had already presented his local and visitor uniforms. The first refers to the 1981/82 season, the last time the club competed in the Second Division, and the second takes as a reference to the Narcissus, National Flor de Wales, with a vibrant yellow design.
“We are a club with a unique story, and we believe that our shirts help tell it,” said Williamson.
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