Gillian Anderson, known for her roles in *Sex Education* and *The X-Files*, has invested in Crux Football, a multi-club ownership group dedicated to women's football. She joins a group of investors who own French team Montpellier and hold a stake in Swedish side FC Rosengard.
Crux Football, a Europe-based organisation, was founded by Bex Smith and includes figures such as former Brentford head of recruitment Ted Knutson and former US player Julie Foudy. Other individuals involved are former Netflix figure Cindy Holland, ex-Visa marketing executive Adrian Farina, and former Scotland international Jen Beattie. This investment adds to Anderson's portfolio, which also features the soft drink brand G Spot.
Crux Football stated that they aim to build a community of investors with diverse experiences and a genuine desire to improve women's football. The organisation highlighted Anderson's commitment to amplifying the voices of women and girls and her belief in the power of storytelling to grow the game.