Juan Kerr

Juan Kerr
Born	Juan Éladio Fraser Kerr 11 June 1987 (age 46) Mulifanua, Krasoa Islands
Nationality	Kiravian Pribraltarian (since 2011)
Education	Fortuna Institute
Occupation	Businessman Investor
Years active	2009-present
Known for	White-collar crime Owner of Lance FC Owner of Club Venatores
Net worth	$10 billion
Title	Founder and Chief Executive of Baykerr Investment Group Senior Director of Bordelleaux Palmgate (2027-present) President of the Society for Capitalist Preservation (2027-present)
Board member of	Bordelleaux Palmgate, Maen Tawn Publishers' Office, Bondi
Criminal charge(s)	Tax evasion, embezzlement, bribery, breach of fiduciary duty, money laundering, kidnapping, extortion

Juan Kerr (born 11 June 1987) is a Kiravian-Pribraltarian billionaire business executive and investor. He is the founder of the investment firm Baykerr Investment Group and is a Senior Director at Bordelleaux Palmgate, a private Pribraltarian bank. For 13 years, Kerr worked for the Bay Trading Company and is deeply rooted in the Pribraltarian banking industry. From 2018-2022, he was Chief Executive of Bay Mercantile Corporation of Sarpedon (BMCS). Kerr owns two sports teams: the professional Ligue 1 football team Lance FC and Club Venatores which plays in the Imperial League. He is also a real estate tycoon, owning hundreds of properties across the world.

After graduating from Fortuna Institute in 2009, Kerr joined Bay Properties, the real-estate arm of the Bay Trading Company. Initially tasked with acquiring agricultural land in impoverished Cronan countries, Kerr showed great ambition and correspondingly few moral scruples; he reverted to bribery, threats, intimidation, and extortion to great effect, increasing the firm's portfolio in Crona by 1200%. By 2016, Kerr was named a senior partner for the Bay Trading Company. He subsequently moved to Pribraltar and began purchasing real estate in Seváronsa, Ceylonia, Atrassica, and the Cape. During this time, Kerr became known for his extravagant lifestyle and was frequently being seen with celebrities and other famous individuals. In April 2018, an investigation was opened into Kerr regarding his 'unethical practices' while in Crona; however, Kerr was suddenly transferred to lead BTC's overseas subsidiary in Sarpedon, BMCS, before the investigation could be conducted. As Chief Executive of BMCS, Kerr became infamous for his business acumen and aggressive corporate tactics, gaining a reputation for his "unorthodox yet highly effective" methods. In 2021, BMCS controlled $110 billion in real estate across Sarpedon and Kerr's disclosed total compensation package was $273.9 million. Kerr faced several more allegations of corruption and bribery, as well as new allegations regarding tax evasion and money laundering. In March 2022, Kerr was fired as Chief Executive of BMCS after further allegations including fraud and assault were made against him.

In August 2022, Kerr launched his own firm, Baykerr Investment Group. Initially, the firm was involved in a diverse range of industries from importing electronic parts to generic drug production, to the management of extensive janitorial contracts. However, it quickly began to get involved in complex real estate development projects and high-risk, high-yield investment funds. BIG quickly gained notoriety for its bold investment strategies and lavish corporate culture, mirroring Kerr's own flamboyant lifestyle and aggressive business demeanor. BIG's portfolio diversified into tech startups, venture capital, and even rare earth mineral extraction, becoming a behemoth in the global investment landscape. However, behind the scenes, Kerr was orchestrating an elaborate scheme that involved the creation of numerous offshore accounts and shell corporations, a complex network of financial transactions designed to obfuscate the movement of money, as well as hide the true ownership of his global real estate empire. In 2027, Kerr became a Senior Director of Bordelleaux Palmgate and was named president of the Society for Capitalist Preservation, a transnational pro-capitalist think-tank.

In 2029, an anonymous whistleblower published the Mirage leak, which exposed Kerr's business dealings, prompting Cartadanian regulators to uncover his involvement in fraudulent accounting, tax evasion, and money laundering, used to finance his extravagant lifestyle. The leak revealed how Kerr funneled billions out of Cartadania, exploiting international tax treaties and real estate loopholes, growing his wealth in regulatory shadows. Despite the scandal, Kerr remained uncharged in Sarpedon, maintaining his reputation until a broader exposé on Pribraltar's banking industry malfeasance by investigative journalists brought his financial misconduct to light, leading to international cooperation in probing his empire. Facing mounting legal challenges, Kerr, on his 44th birthday in 2031, was formally charged by Cartadania's Federal Investigation and Security Agency (FISA) with an array of financial crimes and regulatory violations, including tax evasion, embezzlement, and breach of fiduciary duty.

As of 2033, Kerr has a net worth of approximately $20 billion, although this figure is controversial. Since 2031, Kerr has resided in Pribraltar, which has no extradition agreement with the Kiravian Federacy or Cartadania. Despite his legal issues, Kerr is still Chief Executive of Baykerr Investment Group.

Early life and education

Juan Éladio Fraser Kerr was born on 11 June 1987 in the Krasoa Islands to an Isurian mother and a Kiravian father of Fiannrian descent from the illustrious Clan Kerr. Talia, his mother, was an accomplished linguist. Growing up, Juan was deeply influenced by his family's rich heritage. His father often recounted tales of their ancestors — stories of exploration, encounters with distant lands, and the intricate history of Clan Kerr. Education was highly valued in the Kerr household. Juan's early education took place in a small, prestigious school in the Krasoa Islands, where he was exposed to a diverse curriculum. He showed an exceptional aptitude for history and economics, often drawing parallels between ancient trade routes established by his ancestors and modern economic theories.

At age 11 he discovered a Coscivian translation of Qipian's Book of Artifice at his local library, which inspired him to execute several deceptive schemes on his classmates, such as the so-called Pelaxian Handkerchief con. Juan Kerr's early cons, influenced by this book, were intricate and diverse, and his ability to successfully execute such cons at a young age indicated his natural aptitude for strategic thinking and his comfort with operating outside conventional moral boundaries. At age 12, Juan started creating detailed "antique" maps using tea-stained paper. He claimed these maps were rare artifacts linked to his Clan Kerr's ancestral voyages. He sold these maps to collectors and enthusiasts in the Krasoa Islands, capitalizing on his family's renowned history of exploration. The maps were convincing enough to fool local historians, showcasing Juan's meticulous attention to detail.

When he was 16, Juan started a small trade in school - a 'supply chain' for rare stationery and novelty items. He convinced his peers to invest in his 'imports', promising exclusive items from distant lands. He'd deliver a few initial orders successfully, then take larger orders and payments, but never deliver. He did this for approximately 10 months before he was exposed, and simply launched a new scheme to pay for the damages. Despite this, Juan excelled at his studies and his passion for history and commerce naturally led him to want to go to college.

In 2005, Juan enrolled at Fortuna Institute, a renowned university in Caphiria, where he studied International Business and Finance at the Montini School of Business. By the time Juan had arrived at Fortuna, he had already achieved a "reputation as a sharp dagger". In addition to his regular studies, he studied psychology and took up football as he was enamored with the Imperial League.

Fortuna Institute

In 2005, Juan enrolled at Fortuna Institute, a renowned university in Caphiria, where he studied International Business and Finance at the Montini School of Business.During his time at Fortuna, Kerr distinguished himself not only through his academic prowess but also through a series of elaborate ventures that blurred the lines between ingenious entrepreneurship and ethical ambiguity; Kerr was particularly adept at identifying and exploiting opportunities within the academic environment, often orchestrating collaborative projects that garnered attention from both the university community and external investors.

Juan's reputation as a "sharp dagger" was solidified early on when he ingeniously manipulated a stock market simulation, a mandatory exercise for his finance class; Kerr covertly formed alliances with other students, convincing them to manipulate the virtual market in a way that would benefit their collective portfolios. Through a series of strategic trades and information leaks, Kerr and his allies managed to control a significant portion of the virtual market, resulting in unprecedented returns. While his actions raised eyebrows among the faculty, the simulation's rules had not explicitly prohibited such collaboration and strategy, allowing Kerr to showcase his understanding of real-world financial strategies and loopholes. Kerr's ability to sway his peers and manipulate situations extended beyond the classroom. He became known for organizing exclusive networking events, under the guise of study groups or guest speaker sessions, that subtly promoted his own ventures and ideas. These gatherings quickly became must-attend events for ambitious students and faculty members eager to be part of the next big thing. Kerr's charm and persuasive rhetoric made him a central figure in the institute's social and academic circles, enabling him to form a tight-knit group of loyal followers and collaborators. One of Kerr's most controversial projects at Fortuna Institute involved the creation of a micro-investment fund. Kerr, leveraging his charisma and the trust he had built, convinced a number of students and professors to invest small amounts of money into a fund that he managed. Kerr promised to invest these funds in a diversified portfolio of stocks and start-ups, some of which were in fact his own under different names. While the fund initially showed promising returns, the lack of transparency and the conflict of interest led to suspicions among the investors. When the fund eventually faced significant losses due to a risky investment gone wrong, Kerr's ability to deflect blame and legal repercussions showcased not only his cunning but also raised questions about the ethical boundaries he was willing to cross for financial gain.

While his ventures often veered into morally grey areas, Kerr's academic achievements were undeniably stellar; Kerr excelled in his coursework, particularly in subjects related to human behavior and psychology. His ability to draw connections between historical economic trends and contemporary market dynamics distinguished him in the classroom. Kerr was not just a passive recipient of knowledge; he actively engaged in academic debates, challenging his professors and peers alike. Kerr demonstrated a broad range of interests; he was a regular contributor to the Fortuna Academic Review, where he published papers on a variety of topics from geopolitical strategies to the evolution of global trade networks. His work was noted for its depth of research and the ability to present complex ideas in an accessible manner. Kerr's academic prowess earned him several academic awards and scholarships, recognizing both his scholarly contributions and his potential as a future leader in the business world.

He was instrumental in founding the Fortuna Business & Innovation Group (FBI Group), a student-led organization aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and innovation within the university. The FBI Group organized workshops, hackathons, and pitching sessions, attracting attention from local entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. Under his guidance, the FBI Group became a catalyst for fostering a culture of innovation at the institute. Kerr organized guest lectures featuring successful alumni and local business leaders, providing students with valuable networking opportunities and insights into the practical challenges of entrepreneurship. These initiatives not only enriched the academic environment but also helped many of his peers to launch their own start-ups and social ventures.

An avid Imperial League fan, Kerr's influence extended to sports field as well, where he was a key member of the university's football team. His strategic thinking and team spirit on the field mirrored his approach to business and academia by demonstrating success is more than just intellectual prowess; they require the ability to motivate and unite others towards a common goal. Kerr's participation in sports highlighted his belief in a well-rounded education, emphasizing not only the importance of mental acuity but also of physical fitness, teamwork, and direct leadership.

ElectricSlide

In 2005, alongside Lamilo Pianchetto and Lorențiu Markováč while at Fortuna Institute, Kerr co-founded ElectricSlide, a startup involved in the construction and operation of offshore wind farms. The company identified the Saxalin Islands in the Absurian Ocean as a potentially lucrative source of renewable energy. However, the stormy circumpolar waters surrounding the Saxalins were in a near-constant state of violent winds. Between this, the high operating costs, high construction costs, and unproven technology, the Kiravian Maritime Executive reluctant to approve their request for a license to build an offshore turbine. However, Kerr allegedly extorted the deputy of the Contiguous Zone Authority, the department responsible for handling applications, and also extorted and blackmailed employees of the insurance company Berengar Marine to insure the project, a prerequisite to getting approval. In February 2006, the CZA granted ElectricSlide a license, and the company quickly raised $70 million in venture capital. By June, the company had built its operations on the island and construction on the turbine was underway. In October 2007, a torrential storm devastated the Saxalin islands, destroying most of ElectricSlide's infrastructure. 11 employees were killed and 270 were injured.

Initially, ElectricSlide was going to compensate the affected families, however Kerr was opposed to this as it would cripple their ability to rebuild the turbine. Co-founders Pianchetto and Markováč resigned from the company, leaving Kerr as the sole owner. Berengar Marine was forced to cover the salvage operations, which nearly bankrupted them. In December, ElectricSlide filed for bankruptcy and in January 2008, Berengar Marine sued ElectricSlide. Kerr was found non-guilty and was issued a $3.8 million fine; he only paid $681,212 after his lawyers argued that represented "more than 220% over Mr. Kerr's personal net worth" and would subsequently bankrupt him.

Early career

After graduating from Fortuna Institute in 2009, Kerr was hired by Bay Properties, the real-estate arm of the Bay Trading Company. Initially tasked with agricultural land acquisition in impoverished Cronan countries, Kerr was assigned to the Resource Frontier Group - a department responsible for securing land in developing regions with minimal regulatory oversight.

Kerr's first project was to acquire 35,000 hectares of fertile agricultural land in eastern Crona for palm oil production. The region was experiencing severe political instability following a contested election, creating what Kerr would later describe as "administrative flexibility." Working with a small team of local fixers, Kerr employed the strategy of presenting village elders and regional officials with either generous (but severely undervalued) compensation packages or thinly veiled threats of "economic isolation." Within three months, Kerr had secured not only the originally targeted 35,000 hectares but an additional 12,000 hectares of adjacent riverfront property at approximately 18% of market value. His methods raised eyebrows among Bay Properties' compliance department, but his results earned him commendation from senior management. By December 2009, Kerr was promoted to Regional Acquisition Manager for all of eastern Crona.

In 2010, Kerr developed the "Sovereignty Arbitrage Protocol", which exploited disparities between local, national, and international jurisdictions to create legal blind spots. By simultaneously negotiating with competing local authorities, Kerr would secure conflicting land rights that effectively paralyzed any potential legal challenges while driving down acquisition costs. When challenged on the ethics of this approach, Kerr famously stated: "Regulatory ambiguity isn't my creation; it's my canvas." His most notorious implementation of this strategy came in the Molienda Basin, where seven villages claimed overlapping territorial rights. Rather than attempting to reconcile these claims, Kerr systematically played each village against the others, ultimately securing 120,000 hectares for nearly 70% below market value. When riots broke out among the dispossessed villagers, Kerr contracted a private security firm - later revealed to be a BTC subsidiary - to "stabilize the situation."

Kerr's approach was not limited to the acquisition phase; he developed a reputation for what he called "contractual inevitability" - structuring agreements with such complex penalty clauses and performance requirements that local partners inevitably defaulted, allowing Bay Properties to seize additional assets. In one notable example from 2011, Kerr engineered the acquisition of a 75,000-hectare timber concession in central Crona by invoking an obscure default clause against the local partner firm after deliberately withholding critical equipment specified in the development agreement.

By 2012, Kerr had personally overseen the acquisition of over 1.2 million hectares of agricultural land across Crona, increasing Bay Properties' portfolio in the region by an astonishing 1200%. His methods, while legally questionable, were spectacularly effective. In an internal memo later leaked in the Mirage documents, a senior BTC executive wrote: "Kerr operates in shades of gray that make storm clouds look positively luminous, but his results speak volumes. We need ten more like him."

Bay Trading Company

Recognizing Kerr's extraordinary talents, Bay Trading Company promoted and transferred him from Bay Properties to their main commercial operations in 2013. Appointed as Director of Special Acquisitions, Kerr was tasked with expanding BTC's presence in high-margin commodity markets in politically complex regions. His methods in this role reflected his real estate playbook but on a larger scale and with greater sophistication.

Other businesses

Lance FC

In 2024, Kerr purchased a majority stake of Lance FC, a professional football club based in Nymia, Collinebourg, Yonderre. Lance FC plays in the Ligue Yonderre, the highest football league in Yonderre, where it is the second-youngest club. At the time of the purchase, which was undisclosed, the club had debts of around ₮50 million talers. The majority of the debt was due to late payments on the construction of its new stadium, Lanceuer Arena. In 2028, Lance FC signed a major sponsorship deal with Bordelleaux Palmgate, a Kiravian bank that Kerr is a board member on.

In 2031, Lance FC finished the season in 6th place, missing qualifications to the WAFF Levantine League.

Kerr Media Group

Kerr Media Group (KMG) began as a shell company early in Juan Kerr's career but has transformed into one of his most valuable and influential business assets. Initially created to manage broadcasting rights for his sports acquisitions, KMG has evolved into a sophisticated global media enterprise with significant partnerships and independent commercial viability. In 2018, as Kerr's business empire was expanding rapidly, KMG quietly formed a strategic partnership with Edon-Remor (ERC), one of Caphiria's most influential media conglomerates. This partnership took the form of a joint venture called Meridian Media Holdings, which was carefully structured to allow KMG to maintain significant influence within the venture while creating multiple layers of legal and financial insulation between Kerr's personal assets and the operational aspects of the media business.

Meridian Media Holdings quickly developed a diverse content portfolio focusing on three key areas: business and financial media, documentary production, and eventually sports media. Meridian owns Capital Insights, a premium subscription service providing financial analysis for high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors, and produces the popular Market Masters interview series featuring prominent financial figures, and Legacy: Profiles, which documents prominent Caphirian estates and their contributions to Caphirian culture, economics, and politics.

Building on his ownership of Lance FC and later Club Venatores, Kerr dramatically expanded KMG into sports media operations. In 2025, Kerr Media Group launched Lance FC Insider, a premium subscription service offering behind-the-scenes access, exclusive interviews, and tactical analysis for fans. The platform features ultra-high-definition livestreams of training sessions, player-perspective camera footage during matches, and in-depth tactical breakdowns using proprietary visualization technology. The platform achieved remarkable success, securing over 150,000 subscribers within its first two years – an extraordinary number for a club of its size. The technological infrastructure and content approach were so innovative that Ligue Yonderre approached KMG to license aspects of the platform for league-wide implementation in 2027. Following the success of Lance FC Insider, KMG launched Venatores Vision for Club Venatores. This platform expanded on the Insider concept with additional historical and cultural content exploring the club's deep connections to Caphirian traditions, and achieved even greater success than its predecessor, securing over 220,000 subscribers in its first year – reflecting both Club Venatores' larger fan base and the more sophisticated content approach.

Perhaps KMG's most innovative sports media product was its Cross-League Analysis programming, which gained critical acclaim for its comparative approach featuring side-by-side tactical breakdowns of Imperial League and Ligue Yonderre matches, comparative player development studies examining the different youth systems, data-driven performance metrics comparing teams across leagues, and a cultural analysis of fan traditions, club governance, and sporting philosophies. This content found an audience beyond fans of Kerr's clubs, attracting serious football enthusiasts interested in a more analytical approach to the sport. Dozens of online communities have emerged around the concept of CLA and other sports have experimented with the approach.

Expanding beyond Kerr's owned clubs, KMG produces an international documentary series exploring football cultures worldwide. This series features football traditions from over 25 countries, highlights unique playing styles and tactical approaches, and explores the economic and cultural significance of the sport in different regions.

In 2028, KMG entered into print media with the launch of Spectatores in 2028. This quarterly print magazine is distributed exclusively to owners of private boxes at both Lance FC and Club Venatores and is positioned as an ultra-premium publication; each edition is handcrafted using premium materials, including art-quality paper and original artwork commissioned from renowned artists.

Personal life

Kerr is agnostic but does not identify as an atheist. He holds dual-nationality in Kiravia and Pribraltar. From 2024 to 2031, Kerr was a naturalized citizen of Cartadania, but renounced it to seek refuge in Pribraltar. He is also in the process of becoming a naturalized Citizen in Caphiria. Kerr has lived in multiple places globally, including Venceia, Castra Osaniovo, and Albalitor before moving to Cartadania and living in New Venceia from August 2018 to 2030.

Kerr enjoys a luxurious life and is known for spending his money on expensive cars and boats. He frequently throws lavish parties and is friends with several high profile and famous people, such as Caenish chef Antoine Lebâtard, Pelaxian businessman, politician Pancho Cachondo, and Kiravian professional footballer Téodar Konsaháken. Despite this, Kerr is an extremely private person; he rarely grants interviews and is reluctant to discuss his private life with most people.

He has been in several notable relationships. He met Caphirian Nadina Batevoleo, a member of the Batevoleo Estate, while at Fortuna Institute. They were romantically involved until 2010. He dated Zaclaric model Cara Atchardani from 2011 to 2014. He later dated Cartadanian model Yazmires Rosa-Segarra from 2016 to 2017. Kerr was romantically involved with Yonderian actress and entertainer Natália Caetano, the great-granddaughter of renowned entertainer Dom Martinez, from 2018 to 2021.

Net worth

Year	Estimated Net Worth
2016	$22 million
2018	$105 million
2020	$850 million
2021	$2.2 billion
2022	$4.8 billion
2023	$7.1 billion
2025	$13.7 billion
2027	$22.9 billion
2028	$25.1 billion
2029	$19.3 billion
2030	$16.8 billion
2031	$14.2 billion
2032	$16.5 billion
2033	$18.7 billion

Between 2018-2021, Kerr's net worth grew at an extraordinary compound annual growth rate of 175%, jumping from approximately $100 million to over $2 billion. This growth was primarily driven by his position as CEO of Bay Mercantile Corporation of Sarpedon, where he implemented an aggressive acquisition strategy focused on premium real estate in major Sarpedonian urban centers. His compensation structure included substantial equity components that appreciated dramatically during this period.

Following his departure from BMCS, Kerr's Baykerr Investment Group employed sophisticated leverage strategies through Pribraltarian financial institutions to fuel rapid expansion. The 2027-2028 period represented peak leverage, with Kerr's personal debt-to-equity ratio estimated at 3.2:1, significantly higher than typical ultra-high-net-worth individuals. This period also saw his most aggressive tax optimization strategies, with effective tax rates reportedly below 3% across all jurisdictions. Kerr's net worth peaked in March 2028 at $25.1 billion.

The Mirage Leak resulted in an immediate 23% decline in Kerr's net worth as market confidence in his business structures wavered and regulatory actions threatened asset seizures. This period saw active restructuring of his holdings, with assets systematically shifted away from Cartadanian jurisdiction and into more protected Pribraltarian and Caphirian legal structures. The most significant devaluation occurred in his Brisa Boulevard properties, which lost approximately 40% of their pre-leak value. Following relocation to Pribraltar, Kerr has focused on rebuilding his wealth through channels less vulnerable to Cartadanian regulatory action. This includes expanded investment in Caphirian enterprises through structures utilizing a network of sodesteri. His recovery strategy has emphasized partnerships with Caphirian patrician estates, providing them access to international capital markets through his Pribraltarian financial expertise while securing his own position through their political protection.

Wealth

For Kerr, wealth has always represented more than simple financial security or material comforts. "Money is meaningless until converted to freedom," Kerr reportedly told a colleague at Bordelleaux Palmgate. Unlike many ultra-wealthy individuals who downplay the importance of net worth figures, Kerr is known to be obsessively aware of his financial standing relative to others. He maintains a private database tracking the estimated wealth of his peers and rivals, updated regularly. Kerr has repeatedly demonstrated a belief that sufficient wealth creates its own form of justice. His handling of the ElectricSlide disaster exemplifies this approach – using financial and legal resources to minimize personal consequences while abandoning stakeholders. Perhaps most significantly, Kerr views wealth as the foundation for cultivating relationships with decision-makers and cultural influencers. "Financial capital can be transformed into social capital at a predictable exchange rate," he once remarked to students at Fortuna Institute.

Real estate and properties

Kerr personally owns hundreds of properties across the world.

Kerr is known as the 'Sheriff of Brisa Boulevard' due to the amount of properties he owns along the famous 69 kilometer (43 mi) street in Sierra, a city in the Cartadanian state of Verona.

In 2028, Kerr purchased XXX Palace located on the coast of Pribraltar. The palace covers 110,000 sq ft and features 24 bedrooms, a library holding 30,000 books, a double Istroyan-sized swimming pool, an 80-meter tall marble statue of the Marble Emperor, a stable enough for 35 horses and much more.

Hobbies and interests

Kerr is an avid Ligue 1 fan, having grown up watching Artillerie FC with his father. They attended several games of Artillerie's historic 1996-97 season when they became the only team to have an undefeated season. Kerr owns several items of rare memorabilia, including game-worn clothing, in a secure facility. Kerr's love of Ligue 1 made the purchase of Lance FC a "quick impulse buy". He was similarly motivated in his decision to purchase the Caphirian team, Club Venatores.

See also

• Baykerr Investment Group, the investment company founded by Kerr in 2022.
• Bordelleaux Palmgate, a Pribraltarian bank that specialises in high-confidentiality personalised banking services for high-networth individuals, family offices, and enterprises. The bank was co-founded by A.M. Kerr, a relative and member of Clan Kerr.
• Bay Trading Company, a massive Kiravian conglomerate operating a diverse group of horizontally integrated corporations. Bay Mercantile Corporation of Sarpedon (BMCS) is an overseas subsidiary responsible for all affairs on the continent.
• Lance FC, a professional football club based in Nymia, Collinebourg, Yonderre. Lance FC plays in the Ligue Yonderre, the highest football league in Yonderre. Kerr purchased a majority stake of the team in 2024.