BREAKING: Why Stephen Ross Needs to Revamp Team to Break Free from Medi..
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is preparing to sell a portion of his NFL franchise at a significant $8.1 billion valuation. Despite the Dolphins’ rocky start to the 2024 season, sitting at 1-3, Ross continues to make strategic moves on the business front, signaling a potential shift in the team’s ownership structure.
Ahead of the Brooklyn Nets’ inaugural rebuilding season, owner Joe Tsai is continuing to acquire assets outside of the Barclays Center. According to Bloomberg, a deal between Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and private equity firm Acres Management and Tsai are in “advanced talks.” The share valuation reportedly sits at $8.1 million.
The Miami Dolphins are off to a 1-3 start and, frankly, should be 0-4. They haven’t led in any of their games this year except when Jason Sanders kicked the game-winning field goal in the season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Miami Dolphins majority owner Stephen Ross is looking to sell a percentage of the team to a private equity firm, according to a report from Andrew Ross Sorkin of the New York Times.
According to a New York Times article, Miami Dolphins owner Mr. Stephen Ross is looking to sell 15% of the team to private equity. Mr. Ross is talking to multiple private equity firms and individuals to sell 15% of the team at a $7 billion valuation.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross could be one of the first owners to try to turn the new private equity rules into cold, hard cash. Via the New York Times , Ross currently is talking with multiple private equity firms, along with individuals, to sell up to 15 percent of the franchise.
The Miami Dolphins were back at work Monday after the Labor Day weekend, and head coach Mike McDaniel addressed the media for the first time since signing a three-year contract extension through the 2028 season.
Stephen Ross and the Miami Dolphins are the best investment for private equity firms to buy into, according to a study performed by The Sporting Post. The study was conducted based on a recent valuation of all member clubs.
During Saturday’s preseason game against the Commanders, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross visited the TV booth for an interview. Along the way, he wrote a check figuratively much larger than the checks he has literally issued to multiple key players this year.
According to a report from Safid Deen of USA Today, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross was considering selling the team and other assets like Hard Rock Stadium and the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix for $10 billion. Deen says Ross ultimately rejected the enormous offer, wanting to keep the team and other assets in his family.
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