Hollywood in the house! Bournemouth part-owner Michael B. Jordan watches Cherries train - with Creed star set to design new kit

Jordan is an investor in and part-owner of Bournemouth and made the trip to south coast to watch his side run through a training session. The actor became part of the Cherries' hierarchy following Bill Foley's purchase of the club in December 2022. Foley has also confirmed that Jordan will be part of the team designing a kit for Bournemouth - set to go on sale soon.

Speaking about Jordan to CBS, Foley said: "[Jordan is] a very down to Earth, common individual. He hasn’t got stars in his eyes. He loves football.

“He is really helping us in terms of some our international marketing and marketing in the US. He’s designing a kit that will go on sale shortly."

Since Foley and Jordan came to the south coast of England, the Cherries have established themselves once again as Premier League staples. The shock decision to part company with Gary O'Neil in the summer, and subsequently stick with Andoni Iraola, has been rewarded and Bournemouth have caught the eye with their attacking verve in recent weeks.

The Cherries face QPR in the FA Cup on Saturday and will be hoping to avoid a repeat of last season, when they were unceremoniously dumped out in this round by Burnley.