Overview

• Multiple outlets report a 10% minority, non-controlling stake at roughly a $10 billion valuation, setting a record for recent NFL limited-partner deals.
• The transaction has been submitted to the NFL for finance-committee review and background checks before a potential owners' vote.
• Sportico reports each of the Mara and Tisch families would sell 5% and retain majority control, with no path to control included for the buyers.
• If approved, it would be the first outside ownership stake in the Giants since the Mara and Tisch families became co-owners in 1991.
• The move follows the NFL's 2024 policy allowing up to 10% limited-partner and private-equity stakes and extends the Koch family's New York sports holdings after buying 15% of BSE Global last year.