Sometimes when we want something so hard, the universe works in our favor and makes it happen. The timings of the events in the life of Ryan Reynolds seem like the universe is helping him. The actor recently sold his part of Mint Mobile to T-Mobile for $1.35 billion. Everyone is aware of his desire to buy the NHL’s Ottawa Senators. Now, with the Mint Mobile money, can the actor afford to buy the Senators?

For quite a long time, the Canadian actor has been wishing and trying everything he can to buy the Senators. He even met with the NHL’s commissioner, Gary Bettman regarding the same. The Ottawa Senators is worth around $800 billion and thus, there was the question of Reynolds’ affordability. However, recently, he sold the stakes he owned at Mint Mobile after being a part of it for three years.

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This is not the first time he sold his stakes in any company. After owning it for 3 years, he sold some stakes he owned in Aviation Gin for $610 million, as per Barstool Sports. Therefore, with the big payday for the Red Notice actor, now he might be able to be the majority owner of the Senators. Given the Canadians’ enthusiasm for Reynolds, his plans to make the team global might come true soon.

What is Ryan Reynolds planning to do with the Senators?

When the father of four bought the Wrexham AFC with Rob McElhenney, none of these two knew anything about football. Fortunately, being a Canadian native himself, Reynolds knows the game of hockey and wants to take it to a new level. As they gained control of the third-oldest professional football club, the owners documented their journey as Welcome to Wrexham.

However, the Vancouver-born actor wants to do more with the Ottawa Senators. He wants to make the team global and wants to give it more recognition. As he is a native citizen of Canada, he wants to make his country proud.

Knowing his dreams for the team, the Canadians are also eagerly waiting for him to take control and fulfill the dream. While the Deadpool actor is trying his best to fulfill his dream of making his country proud, what are your thoughts about it?

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