Hollywood Stars Reynolds and McElhenney Invest in Leeds United

Will Ferrell, the renowned actor and comedian, has made headlines by joining the ranks of Hollywood A-listers investing in English soccer. According to The Sun, Ferrell has invested heavily in 49ers Enterprises, the owners of Leeds United, to support the Championship club.

The 56-year-old actor has become a huge fan of Leeds United and is eagerly looking forward to watching them play at Elland Road soon. Ferrell, who also has a stake in Los Angeles FC, expressed his love for English soccer during a recent holiday where he watched matches across the nation.

While Leeds United has not officially confirmed Ferrell’s involvement, insiders have revealed that he has already paid 49ers Enterprises and his role will be announced soon. A source stated, “It’s true – Will Ferrell owns a share of Leeds. The 49ers will be announcing his involvement in the coming days and he’s looking forward to sprinkling a little stardust on the club.”

Ferrell’s investment in Leeds adds to the influx of famous faces in English soccer, with Russell Crowe and other celebrities also showing their support for various clubs. The actor was rumored to have considered investing in Wrexham with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, but ultimately chose to support Leeds United.

As Leeds United prepares for the play-offs in their bid for promotion to the Premier League, Ferrell’s involvement has generated excitement among fans and the sports media. With his passion for soccer and desire to see Leeds succeed, Ferrell’s investment is seen as a serious opportunity for both him and the club.