Will Ferrell purchases significant share in second-tier team after developing passion for English football.

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May 5th 2024.

Will Ferrell purchases significant share in second-tier team after developing passion for English football.
It has been reported that the beloved Hollywood actor, Will Ferrell, has become a co-owner of Leeds United, a Championship club in England. This comes after Ferrell's recent involvement in the English game, where he was seen visiting various football stadiums during the previous season. With already owning a share of MLS side Los Angeles FC, Ferrell has now taken a "large stake" in Leeds, as stated by The Sun. The club is currently owned by 49ers Enterprises and American billionaire Denise DeBartolo York, who also has ownership of the NFL team San Francisco 49ers.

According to a source close to the situation, Ferrell's love for soccer and his admiration for the passion of the English game has led him to invest in Leeds. He is determined to see the club back in the Premier League, where they belong, and is excited to bring his star power to the team. This investment is seen as a serious opportunity by both Ferrell and the 49ers.

Leeds United has been pushing for promotion to the Premier League, and their efforts have not gone unnoticed. In fact, Ferrell has developed a friendship with Manchester City and England star Jack Grealish, who even joked about becoming best friends with the actor. Ferrell also attended Wrexham games to support fellow Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, who co-own the newly-promoted League One side.

Leeds United has a rich history in the Premier League, but they faced a decline in the late-1990s, dropping two divisions into League One for three seasons. However, the club made a comeback to the top-flight in 2020 and spent three seasons in the Premier League before being relegated back down to the Championship last season. Despite their impressive performance this season, amassing 90 points, they finished behind Ipswich Town and Leicester City.

Now, with the play-offs ahead, Leeds will have to face Norwich City before potentially meeting Southampton or West Brom at Wembley for a chance to secure a spot in the Premier League. Manager Daniel Farke is looking forward to the challenge, but has acknowledged the challenges his team has faced this season. He hopes to use the upcoming days to prepare his players and regain their confidence for the three finals ahead. With a young and talented team, Farke is determined to lead his team to success and give the fans something to cheer about.

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