Vyner braced for eye-opening Wrexham popularity in US

Vyner braced for eye-opening Wrexham popularity in USImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Zak Vyner came through the Bristol City academy and has had loan spells at Accrington Stanley, Aberdeen, Plymouth Argyle and Rotherham UnitedByAled WilliamsBBC Sport WalesPublished2 minutes agoCommentsWrexham defender Zak Vyner is looking forward to see how popular the Welsh club are in the United States for himself.The Championship club, who recently faced Wisla Krakow in Poland and Manchester United in Finland, have travelled to the US for three games.Wrexham's previous two tours of America have attracted huge crowds due to their global profile under owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac and the success of the Welcome to Wrexham documentary series."It's going to be a lot of hard work, but it'll be a great experience for me to get a taste of it," Vyner said."I only sort of get a taste of the American fans through social media and when I signed and the amount of love that I have got from them."In that way, I haven't actually seen it first-hand yet, so I'm really excited."We had the two European friendlies, so you got the taste of how Wrexham travels and the fans over there in the cities that we went to, and I was taken aback."The lads say America's ten times that, so it will be an eye-opener and good fun."I've spoken to the lads from the previous tours and the amazing places that they go to just to sort of pick their brains about what the games are like and playing against top opposition."To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Vyner: 'There's no question' Wrexham can't make playoffsWrexham, preparing for a second successive season in the Championship, meet Leeds in Tampa on Sunday, 26 July before facing Liverpool in New York four days later.Their final pre-season game is against Sunderland on Sunday, 2 August in Phil...