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Eli Manning Withdraws Bid for Minority Stake in New York Giants

He said a $10 billion valuation was unaffordable with conflicts between ownership, his ESPN broadcasting role, coaching duties.

Overview

  • The former quarterback withdrew his pursuit of a minority stake in the team.
  • He said a $10 billion valuation put a 1 percent share beyond his financial reach.
  • Manning also cited conflicts between potential ownership, his ESPN broadcasting role and his Pro Bowl coaching duties.
  • The Mara and Tisch families have enlisted Moelis & Company to explore selling up to a 10 percent noncontrolling stake in the franchise.
  • Other bids under review include a partnership between Michael Strahan and Marc Lasry and an offer from Julia Koch.