Overview
- Michael Strahan, former Giants star and Pro Football Hall of Famer, has partnered with billionaire Marc Lasry to pursue a minority ownership stake in the team.
- The Mara and Tisch families, long-time owners of the Giants, are selling up to 10% of the franchise to two or three wealthy individuals, avoiding private equity buyers.
- Eli Manning, another Giants legend, held preliminary discussions to join the investment group but declined due to conflicts with his other business ventures.
- Moelis & Co., an investment bank, was retained in February to manage the sale, following the NFL's 2024 rule change allowing non-controlling minority stake transactions.
- The Giants are valued at $7.65 billion, ranking third in the NFL, with the sale reflecting a broader trend of record franchise valuations and high-profile investor interest.