October 21st 2024.
It seems that A$AP Rocky's love for Rihanna isn't the only big news surrounding the rapper. According to reports, he is set to take over the English Football League's Tranmere Rovers as part of a larger investment group led by Joe Tacopina. The potential deal, which is currently awaiting regulatory approval, could see A$AP Rocky owning an 80% stake in the League Two club for a whopping £15,000,000.
Sources close to the situation have revealed that A$AP Rocky is a good friend of Joe's and has already committed to the Tranmere bid. In fact, Joe has even attended Tranmere matches in the past and A$AP Rocky plans to do the same once the deal is finalized. Who knows, we might even see Rihanna cheering on Tranmere in the future!
If all goes through, this could be a game-changing move for Tranmere Rovers. Just look at what happened with Wrexham when they were bought by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. The Welsh club has seen a remarkable transformation on and off the pitch, climbing from the fifth-tier National League to the third-tier League One and currently sitting in second place as they fight for promotion to the Championship.
It seems that Tranmere may be on a similar path, with a supercomputer from CSDB.gg predicting a bright future for the club. Prior to news of the potential takeover, the computer had forecasted Tranmere to finish 13th with a slim 3.1% chance of making it to the playoffs and less than 0.1% chance of winning the title. But with A$AP Rocky and his fellow investors on board, the supercomputer now sees a much different outcome.
In fact, the computer now believes that Tranmere has a 10.5% chance of securing a playoff spot, a significant improvement from their previous predictions. And if they do make it to the playoffs, their chances of winning and securing promotion to League One have skyrocketed from 1.1% to 11%. That's an impressive 909.1% increase in their fortunes!
Currently, Tranmere sits in 16th place in League Two, the fourth tier of English football. But with this potential takeover and the financial boost it could bring, it's not impossible for them to reach the Premier League in the future. Who knows, maybe we'll see them rubbing shoulders with the billionaires of the football world someday.
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