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Wrexham players were partying hard in Las Vegas as they celebrated their promotion to League One.

They secured back-to-back promotions, having won the National League last year, and will be playing in the third tier next season.

Mullin quickly deleted this post from Instagram
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Mullin quickly deleted this post from InstagramCredit: Instagram

Wrexham may not have won the League Two title, but that didn't matter as they still secured promotion.

It is the second year in a row they have been treated to a celebration bash in Vegas, enjoying nightclubs trips and pool parties last year.

Owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have done likewise this season as a deserved reward for their continued climb up the EFL pyramid.

Pictures are starting to emerge on social media of their wild parties, as McElhenney joined in the fun.

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Paul Mullin posted a selfie with James McLean with the caption 'and we hate the f***ing king'.

McLean caused controversy during Wrexham's promotion celebrations by joining in with similar chants.

Mullin quickly deleted the post from his Instagram, but not before it was screenshotted.

Writing in his book, 'My Wrexham Story', the striker wrote: "I'll be straight: This visit might have been billed as a historic day for Wrexham, but it wasn't for me. I've no interest in royalty.

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McElhenney joined in the celebrations in Vegas
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McElhenney joined in the celebrations in VegasCredit: Instagram
A few of them even took a trip to the Canelo fight
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A few of them even took a trip to the Canelo fightCredit: Instagram

"I don't see why anyone should have the God-given right to be born into such wealth, and then for us to pay for them as well. It just comes down to basic fairness."

Some of the Wrexham players also took a trip to the Canelo Alvarez fight on Saturday night.

They watched him knockout Jamie Munguia in the fourth round.

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