Huddersfield Town set for USA audience with documentary chronicling Kevin Nagle ownership due for release
A new documentary series chronicling Kevin Nagle’s ownership of Huddersfield Town and Sacramento Republic is set to be released in America.
Nagle bought Huddersfield from Dean Hoyle in 2023, adding another football club to his portfolio having taken control of Sacramento Republic years prior.
He has retained ownership of the second-tier American outfit since his takeover in West Yorkshire, spreading himself across two clubs.
His dual-ownership is set to be explored in a new documentary series due to start airing on CBS Sport Network on Sunday (February 22).
New documentary to focus on Kevin Nagle
Titled ‘Soccer Over Here, Football Over There’, the documentary series will ‘examine what it means to steward football clubs in two vastly different environments’.
Nagle said: “From the moment I took over as chairman at Huddersfield Town, I marveled at the similarities between Town and my home area of Sacramento, and our Republic team as well.
“Over the first two episodes of this documentary, I hope the supporters on both sides of the pond will enjoy how director Josh Lewin paints a picture of each club, and the journey to lift both to the heights they deserve.
“I take no greater joy than in spreading the word about both amazing communities to anyone who will listen.”
‘Foot in both camps’
Episode one will focus on Sacramento Republic, while episode two will delve into Nagle’s ownership of League One outfit Huddersfield. The secone episode is set to be released in April.
Lewin, the producer and director, said: “CBS Sports Network does a great job with its coverage of both the EFL and USL. My pitch to them was that there’s one guy who’s got a foot in both camps and on both continents, and that’s Kevin Nagle.
“Exploring those two clubs, and how Kevin juggles his time and energy between them, is a fascinating dive. I’m thrilled that this project received an enthusiastic green light.”
Huddersfield Town’s struggles
It has been anything but plain-sailing for Nagle at the Accu Stadium, where fans have shown unrest of late.
The Terriers were relegated from the Championship in 2024 and have not yet managed to seal a return to the second tier.
Liam Manning’s men currently sit sixth in the League One table, although seventh-placed Stevenage have two games in hand and tirial the Terriers by just a point.