WREXHAM AFC has fans around the world, and they are some of the most passionate and dedicated about their club.
With this in mind, we combined the love of the Reds with holiday season, to ask fans to share their support as they travel across the globe, wherever they have headed to.
From a beach towel, bag, bucket hat or kit, we asked the club's fans to share photos of their support that they have taken on holiday.
If you have a 'fans on tour' photo to share, you can send it directly to us here, or email claire.pierce@newsquest.co.uk
Here are some of the 'support on tour' images people have shared with the Leader...
Thomas Pugh, 12, during a trip Australia, and with Phill Pugh on the plane home from Sydney, ahead of the Forrest Green game.
Phill Pugh, from Warrington, visited family in Sydney, Australia: We even made it back for promotion versus Forest Green at 2-0. Leaving Sydney just 24 hours earlier, going directly from Manchester Airport to the racecourse.
Oliver Eaton, from Holt, Wrexham pictured in New York, Times Square (left), Brooklyn Bridge (centre) and Edge sky deck.
Sally-Jane Taylor-Robinson, from Wrexham went with family to Walt Disney World in Florida.
Sheri Hofling at Waimanalo Beach, Island of Oahu (left), and Lydgate Cacao Farm, Island of Kauai, Hawaii, December 2023.
Sheri Hofling is one of Wrexham AFC's long distance fans, hailing from Evergreen, Colorado, USA.
She has already paid a visit to the city, taking in all the sights with her partner last summer.
Speaking earlier this week, Sheri revealed there is no sign of her support wavering.
She was set to drive 3.900 miles and 70 hours round trip from her home in Denver for the Wrex Coast Tour.
Sheri Hofling with the new flag she created to support the Reds.
Sheri said: "I'm going to the first women's game and all three men's games. And I made a new flag for the occasion!
"I've replaced the American flag with a globe to more accurately represent Wrexham's global following but I still have the original flag on the back.
"I also plan to visit Wrexham at least once a season. This season I'm shooting for March."
We can't wait for Sheri own Welcome to Wrexham part two!
Max Wiecko, from Rhosrobin, Wrexham, in Sarnia Skala mountain, Tatra Mountains, Zakopane, Poland, with, Vickie, Karen, Anne, Mike,Andrea, Yana, Heulwen, Brenda, Ali, Gaynor, Lynette and Hammy.
Nicky Cunningham, from Gwersyllt pictured on top of Pulpit Rock in Norway (left) and Vancouver, Canada, "birth place of one of our wonderful co chairmen".
Paul Radcliffe, from Connah's Quay, Flintshire in Milan, Italy.
Ann Payton, from Deeside, was in Loch Lomond: Won a short break in the fabulous Cameron House Hotel and felt we needed to leave our 'stamp' on the room!
Amanda Davies, from Wrexham, shared this photo from poolside in Rhodes, Greece.
Jodie Jones, from Wrexham was "sailing the Med with Wrexham AFC on top deck" in Cyprus.
Kerry Jones, from Summerhill, was flying the flag on a family holiday to Dubai.
Melanie Davies, from Flintshire, shared a photo of Gareth and Aled Davies meeting Carles Puyol whilst out supporting Wales at the Qatar World Cup.
Tammy Arkinstall, from Wrexham, shared a creative twist, with Wales and Wrexham beach towels made into beautiful swans in Egypt.
Jason Grice, from Wrexham visited Philadelphia: Turf family on tour (left) and Jason in Mac's Tavern.
Natalie Jones, from Gwersyllt, Wrexham shared a photo of Sebastian Jones, on Playa Blanca Lanzarote.
Natalie Jones, from Gwersyllt, said: "This was just before Sebastian's birthday, where he found out he would be a Wrexham mascot. He then went on to predict Paul Mullin would score a hat-trick in the game against Morecambe (when he was mascot)."
Lee Chamberlain, from Mold, on a boat trip in Antalya, Turkey.
Phil Roberts, from Garden Village, on a trip to Dubai, where he went up the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa.
Reds fans on holiday
Beach towels, bucket hats and kit - have you taken your support for Wrexham AFC on holiday?
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