Robbie Williams 'is preparing a bid to buy his beloved Port Vale Football Club with potential Welcome To Wrexham-style TV spin-off being planned'

Robbie Williams is reportedly preparing a bid to buy his beloved Port Vale Football Club. Robbie Williams is reportedly preparing a bid to buy his beloved Port Vale Football Club The singer, 49, has been backed by a consortium to take over the League One side where he has been a lifelong fan and been a supporter since he was a child, reports The Sun A source said: 'It's really early days, but Robbie's been formally approached to see if he's interested in fronting a bid' A source said: 'It's really early days, but Robbie's been formally approached to see if he's interested in fronting a bid. It comes after over the weekend Robbie was named as club president - which he said 'felt pretty special' The publication also reports that a potential Welcome To Wrexham-style TV spin-off is being planned after he buys Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney purchased Wrexham AFC in 2020 and the successful Disney+ series sees them learn to run the third oldest professional football club in the world After being named Port Vale president, Robbie said in a post: 'My life is bizarre and wonderful and has taken many turns and twists and to find myself from the Railway Paddock to be 'El Presidente' is pretty special' 'Football clubs are run by people with certain characters. Then Carol and her family came in, revitalised, changed the place and I noticed this happening from afar and thought that's incredibly interesting' Robbie is seen watching Port Vale and Portsmouth at Vale Park on January 27, 2024 in Burslem Nearly two billion people – a third of humanity – tuned in to Live Aid, the global jukebox that raised millions for the starving of Africa, with 72,000 lucky enough to be at Wembley to see history in the making.