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Michael Strahan and Marc Lasry Lead Bid for Minority Stake in New York Giants

The Mara and Tisch families are exploring the sale of a 10% non-controlling stake in the $7.65 billion franchise, with Strahan and Lasry emerging as key contenders.

Overview

  • Former Giants star Michael Strahan has partnered with billionaire Marc Lasry to pursue a 10% minority stake in the New York Giants.
  • The Mara and Tisch families, who co-own the team, hired Moelis & Co. in February to facilitate the sale of the non-controlling stake to wealthy individuals or families, avoiding private equity firms.
  • Eli Manning, another Giants legend, held preliminary talks about joining the investment group but withdrew due to conflicts with his other business ventures.
  • The Giants are valued at $7.65 billion, ranking third in the NFL, with the potential stake expected to attract significant interest from high-net-worth investors.
  • Strahan, a Hall of Fame defensive end and media personality, and Lasry, a seasoned sports investor, are considered leading candidates in the ongoing vetting process.