Humphrey Ker, the British actor and comedian who played a central role in bringing Hollywood stars Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds into the ownership of Wrexham AFC, has officially stepped down from the club's board of directors. Ker was appointed as the club's executive director in 2021, following the American duo's acquisition of the Welsh football team. He became a well-known figure through the popular documentary series Welcome to Wrexham, which followed the team's journey under the new ownership. Ker has now left his position on the board and his role as a trustee of the Wrexham AFC Foundation, after reducing his involvement with the club in 2024. In a statement on the club's website, Ker expressed his pride in being part of Wrexham's transformation, both on and off the field. He acknowledged that the club's evolution had made it increasingly difficult for him to contribute effectively. While he expressed sadness about leaving, he stated that watching from the sidelines is now the best course of action for him. Ker also thanked the club, its supporters, and the community for making him feel welcome during his time with Wrexham. McElhenney and Reynolds, who have been key figures in the club's global rise to fame, paid tribute to Ker, highlighting his unique presence and contributions. They praised his kindness, humor, and even his height, saying he will be missed but never forgotten. Despite Ker's departure, the two Hollywood stars have no plans to step away from their roles in Wrexham's future. In a related move, McElhenney and Reynolds have acquired The Turf, a historic pub located near the club's Racecourse Ground. Originally named the Turf Hotel, the venue is where Wrexham AFC was founded in 1864 and has played a central role in the Welcome to Wrexham documentary series. The purchase is part of the club's strategy to protect its future by securing key locations connected to its history and identity. This acquisition continues the owners' efforts to strengthen the club's presence and legacy in the local community and beyond.