Fantastic! Bournemouth president Michael B. Jordan becomes the first Premier League club chief to win an Oscar

This is something the history of the Premier League has never seen before.

Details: On the night of March 15 to 16, Los Angeles hosted the latest ceremony for one of the most prestigious and coveted awards in the film industry—the Oscars.

One of the ceremony’s standout moments was the triumph of 39-year-old American actor and Bournemouth football club owner Michael B. Jordan, who took home the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in the film “Sinners.”

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This achievement is not only a unique and prestigious milestone in Jordan’s film career, but also in his football journey.

The key point is that Michael B. Jordan has become the first-ever Premier League club owner to win this award.

Michael B. Jordan has been a minority owner of Bournemouth since December 2022, as part of the “Black Knight Football Club” consortium led by Bill Foley.

Despite his busy filming schedule, Jordan still manages to play an active role in the life of Bournemouth.

The club itself has already congratulated its president on their official X (formerly Twitter) page.

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