Another US celebrity has plans to venture into sports team ownership and is currently embroiled in a battle with Ryan Reynolds.
Iconic rapper and actor Snoop Dogg reportedly has plans to become a co-owner of NHL team Ottawa Senators, who are currently up for sale. The 51-year-old has confirmed he has joined Neko Sparks’ ownership group which is keen to acquire the franchise. However, they face stiff competition from a rival bid set to be led by the Deadpool star and co-owner of the recently-promoted Wrexham AFC, who expressed his interest in buying the Senators last November.
Co-led by real estate mogul Christopher Bratty, Reynolds is reportedly part of an mega $1billion bid for both the Senators and their home arena the Canadian Tire Centre. Snoop Dogg wrote on Instagram that he is excited to be in with a chance of owning the sports team, and he also has another objective in mind.