American rapper Snoop Dogg has officially joined Swansea City’s ownership team.
Swansea City fans were left stunned after news broke that legendary rapper Snoop Dogg is now a co-owner of the club. The 53-year-old music mogul made headlines over the weekend when he appeared in the team’s new home kit, but many didn’t know a bigger surprise was coming.
The Welsh Championship side revealed that Snoop Dogg, born Calvin Broadus, has taken a minority ownership position in the club. This comes just days after Luka Modrić joined AC Milan, highlighting a season of big-name moves across football.
Snoop’s link to the club started through Brett Cravatt and Jason Cohen, American investors who took over Swansea last year. The two, now in charge of the club’s operations, are focused on making Swansea a global brand, and Snoop fits perfectly into that vision.
Speaking about his new venture, Snoop said:
“This club and city are hardworking and proud. It’s an underdog that keeps pushing, just like me. I’m honoured to be part of the team.”
This statement has excited fans both in Wales and across the world.
To mark his arrival, Swansea City revealed a giant mural of the rapper at the West Stand of their home ground, the Swansea.com Stadium. It’s a bold message showing just how serious his involvement is.
While this is Snoop’s first time owning a football club, he’s been a known lover of the game for years. He’s often been seen wearing different football jerseys and attending matches.
Now, he’s gone from fan to investor, bringing American hip-hop vibes to the heart of Welsh football.
