Lee Solomon Appointment. Credit: Companies House / Apollo.com
Wrexham have appointed Apollo executive Lee Solomon as a director of Wrexham AFC Limited, with a Companies House AP01 filing received on 10 June 2026 confirming the change.
The official document lists Solomon’s appointment date as 6 February 2026. It also records his nationality as American and his usual country of residence as the United States.
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Solomon’s arrival matters because of his connection to Apollo, whose sports investment arm became part of Wrexham’s wider ownership picture in December 2025.
Wrexham add Apollo figure to the board
The Companies House filing makes this a formal boardroom step. It places a senior Apollo figure directly inside Wrexham’s leadership structure.

That is another sign of how much the club has changed since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney took over.
This is not a football appointment in the same way Phil Parkinson is central to the first team. But it does speak to the structure now being built around the club.
Why Lee Solomon matters
Solomon’s profile on Apollo Global Management identifies him as a Partner in Private Equity.
That background is relevant because Apollo Global Management announced Apollo Sports Capital as a minority investor in Wrexham AFC in December 2025.

Wrexham are now competing in a different environment. The next stage is about Championship progress, infrastructure and long-term planning around the Championship table.
Billboard described Solomon as helping lead Apollo’s investment strategy in media and entertainment.
“We provide the capital in a way that is the most effective, the most efficient and the most useful to them.”
What it means for Wrexham
Wrexham’s rise has not only been about cameras, celebrity ownership or the Welcome to Wrexham story.
It has also required planning, investment and a boardroom capable of supporting the club’s growth.
That naturally brings attention back to the Racecourse. Stadium growth remains one of the most important parts of Wrexham’s long-term future.
Supporters will always judge Wrexham by results on the pitch. That is how it should be.
But Solomon’s appointment shows how far the club has moved. Wrexham are now operating in a bigger world, and this boardroom addition underlines the scale of the next stage.
