According to reports, Louis Tomlinson is selling pictures of himself in an attempt to raise money for your football club.
The 22-year-old One Direction singer was recently unveiled as the new owner of Doncaster Rovers and was reportedly charging fans £ 250 (€ 315) selfie forums in order to raise money for the club.
Tomlinson completed a purchase agreement with the League One club mogul John Ryan cosmetic surgery last week, said the couple is expected to attract 2 million pounds (2.5 M €) of the followers as part of its crowdfunding project.
Interest in the club reached a peak among adolescents last season when the What Makes You Beautiful singer declared his interest in the team, resulting game to a party affiliate that attracted more than 4,000 fans, up of about 3,900 in the usual care second side chains.
Now Ryan Tomlinson Trust has announced a number of crowdfunding ideas to boost the coffers of the club.
According to the website of the Foundation, fans can "grab a selfie with Louis" before a home game. The price also includes a match ticket. So far over 30 people have accepted the offer, said the website.
Those offering £ 500 (€ 630) can have their picture taken with Tomlinson and rrest first team for the photo before the season, while pledging at least £ 10,000 (€ 12,500) can enter a tournament five -by-side racing with the One Direction heartthrob and "celebrity friends".
The fundraising efforts, which promotes trust website, follow the steps for admission Louis' will need to grow quickly in the wake of making such an important purchase.
"I have to grow up a little," he told UK newspaper The Sun. "This is the life that changed me. Going to have to start acting in earnest. Cannot be a big boy or spend any more jokes."
Louis also said he "absolutely" plans "very involved" with the club, and revealed that he made sure to get the approval of bandmates Liam Payne, Niall Horan, Harry Styles and Zayn Malik before he made the decision.
"With something like this, is always polite and nice to ask.'s Good to have their support," said Luis.
He has also made efforts to ensure fans of 1D, which is currently on tour; the band will not take a backseat.
"Football is definitely not larger passion that music - the two are on par," he said.
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