Ryan Reynolds is investing in another soccer team after a successful run with the English club Wrexham A.F.C. in recent years, amid the ongoing lawsuits between him, his wife Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney made another foray into soccer team ownership Thursday as part of an investment group that acquired Colombian club La Equidad. The Wrexham co-owners are shareholders in the group led by Al Tylis, who is co-chairman of Mexican club Necaxa, and Sam Porter, who is a Necaxa board member.

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RYAN REYNOLDS and Rob McElhenney have bought Colombian top-flight side La Equidad. The duo, who have owned Wrexham since 2021, are part of a star-studded consortium that have completed the

Wrexham have been dealt a huge blow that could derail Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's ambitious plans for the club. Wrexham have enjoyed great success under the ownership of Reynolds and McElhenney, having secured back-to-back promotions in as many seasons.

Ryan Reynolds may have been named in a $400 million lawsuit by Justin Baldoni, but that isn’t stopping him from expanding his soccer empire.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are expanding their portfolio of investments to Colombian soccer team, La Equidad.

The report stated: "A U.S. consortium fronted by real estate investor Al Tylis and Club Necaxa executive Sam Porter has completed a takeover of Colombian soccer team La Equidad — backed by investors including actors Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and Eva Longoria."

It's been five years since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney dropped $2.5 million to purchase a Welsh soccer club in the form of Wrexham A.F.C. before

Ryan Reynolds has announced he is investing in another football club, with the significant business move coming the same day it was revealed that he and his wife Blake Lively are being sued for $400m by her It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni.

The future Hall of Fame pitcher, who just signed a $15 million contract with the San Francisco Giants, jumps into the trend of American ownership in foreign soccer leagues