Billionaire Justin Ishbia Seeks Greater Stake in Chicago White Sox

Despite Ishbia's interest in expanding his ownership, the team asserts no imminent plans for a leadership change under Jerry Reinsdorf.

Justin Ishbia, a Chicago-based billionaire, aims to increase his minority ownership of the White Sox after abandoning efforts to purchase the Minnesota Twins.
The White Sox organization states that Ishbia’s purchase of limited partnership shares will not impact team leadership or operations.
Jerry Reinsdorf, the 89-year-old majority owner since 1981, has shown no indication of selling his controlling stake in the team.
The franchise is valued at $2.05 billion, and Ishbia’s efforts reportedly stem from a long-term ambition to become a majority MLB team owner.
Reinsdorf has previously suggested that his family might consider selling the team after his passing, but no formal plans have been confirmed.