Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds has paid tribute to 'Rocket Man' Ben Tozer ahead of a "special game" for the former Red Dragons player.

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• Tozer joined FGR after Wrexham release
• Raising funds for charity Cure Leukaemia
• Reynolds pays tribute to "Rocket Man"

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Centre-back Tozer was released by Wrexham earlier this year, before the veteran joined National League side Forest Green Rovers in the summer. The defender is raising funds for Cure Leukaemia for Rovers' game away to Solihull Moors – who are chipping in as well. Ahead of Saturday's clash, Hollywood actor Reynolds has sent his support to the 34-year-old.

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• WHAT RYAN REYNOLDS DID

  In an Instagram story, the Deadpool actor posted a photo of Tozer and added Elton John's song 'Rocket Man' to accompany it.

• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Tozer – who helped Wrexham win the National League and get promoted to League One over the past two years – admitted losing his father to leukaemia last year was the "toughest" thing he has ever had to deal with. Now he is raising awareness and funds for a good cause, something Reynolds was eager to champion.

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  WHAT NEXT?

  While Tozer's Rovers, who sit fifth in the National League, take on Solihull, his old side Wrexham host local rivals Shrewsbury Town in League One action on Saturday afternoon.

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