LeBron James is still awaiting a chance to win a title in 2020 with the Los Angeles Lakers, but, for now, he can celebrate a different title as a part-owner.

Liverpool FC—which James holds equity in via his partnership with Fenway Sports Management through LRMR Ventures—just ended their 30-year wait to win the Premier League after Chelsea knocked off Manchester City, 2-1, on Thursday afternoon.

The three-time NBA champ quickly shared his ecstasy for the Reds on Twitter.

Overall, it's Liverpool's 19th top-flight title, but their first since 1989-90. Liverpool won England's top soccer league 11 times between 1973 and 1990.

Led by the great Mo Salah, Liverpool has registered a staggering 86 points this season (28 wins, two losses, and one draw) and has a chance to top Manchester City's record for most points in a season. After the coronavirus pandemic suspended the Premier League season, their fans lamented the possibility that their historic season would be incomplete.

Of course, LeBron James is hoping for a similar outcome for the Lakers, who were having their best season in years—and the top seed in the Western Conference—when the NBA season went on hiatus on March 12. The Lakers will resume their championship quest in Orlando on July 31.

The value of James' stake in Liverpool has reportedly skyrocketed since he came on board in April 2011, and should only continue on that path after their stellar championship season. The Reds also won the UEFA Champions League in 2018-19.

In October 2010, Boston Red Sox owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner bought the club for $477 million. After a joint venture deal, James received a two percent stake, then valued at $6.5 million.

Forbes valued the club at $2.183 billion in 2019, and James’ investment has been estimated to have grown to at least $43 million in nine years.