49ers values ​​the 10% sale and can increase its value to $ 9 billion

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Franchise seeks investors to acquire 10% of the team, potentially becoming one of the most valuable in the world

San Francisco 49ers evaluates the sale of a minority stake, which could increase its value to more than $ 9 billion. The information was released by on Wednesday (19.FEV.2025). The operation would put the team among the most valuable sports franchises in the world.

The team is in discussions about whether to look for a private equity firm or other investors, such as a rich individual or a family, to acquire 10%share. Still according to Bloombergthere is still no certainty that the transaction will happen.

NFL has seen an increase in transactions, especially after allowing private equity groups to invest in franchises. This has encouraged teams to sell participations, raising the evaluations. The resources of these sales can be used to build or renew stadiums and provide liquidity to owners.

Teams such as Philadelphia Eagles and Miami Dolphins have also explored participation of participation, reaching $ 8.3 billion and US $ 8.1 billion, respectively. Buffalo Bills negotiated participation with Arctos and other partners, but the club’s evaluation was not disclosed.

Jed York, CEO of 49ers, became the main owner of the team in March 2024, after acquiring actions from his family. The York family, which has about 97% of the club, inherited the team of Edward J. Debartolo Sr., who bought the team in 1977 for $ 13 million.

Under the leadership of the York, 49ers won 5 Super Bowls, drawing with the 2nd largest number of wins in NFL history. In addition, the team expanded their horizons acquiring the English Football Club Leeds United in 2023, through its business division, 49ers burials.

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