American domestic goddess Martha Stewart has teamed up with rap icon Snoop Dogg and AC Milan footballer Luka Modric to become a minority owner of the Welsh football team, Swansea City FC

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The 84-year-old Stewart is joining the West Coast hip-hop legend as a minority owner of Swansea City AFC, a former Premier League club based in Wales that now plays in the English second division.

He’s best known for his hip-hop anthems and is widely regarded as one of the greatest rappers of all time, but now Snoop Dogg is branching out. The 52-year-old American record producer joins a long list of celebs dipping their toe in the football ...

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Here's your round-up of all the latest Swansea City news for The Slovenian has been in red-hot form for the Swans this season, netting his 12th goal of the campaign in all competitions in Monday's win over Oxford United.

Wrexham are travelling to south Wales to face Swansea City on Friday night. An allocation of 2,076 tickets was available to away fans situated in the North Stand, directly behind the goal for the 8pm kick off. The ground is fully seated with a capacity of about 21,000. Turnstiles will be opening at the earlier time of 6pm on the night.

US TV host and cook book author Martha Stewart has become a minority owner of Swansea City AFC. The lifestyle and homemaking expert, 84, joins rapper Snoop Dogg and Croatian footballer Luka Modric as part-owners of the Championship club.

The Liverpool midfielder was a target for the Swans back in the summer, and was the subject of initial enquiries from the Swans. But a move never materialised, with the youngster eventually sealing a loan Ajax towards the end of August.