Lakers sold for record amount
The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly being sold to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner in a deal valuing the franchise at $12.5 billion. The sale is subject to NBA board approval.
Where they agreeThe Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly being sold for a record $12.5 billion.
Where they differSome outlets highlight the record-breaking price, while others focus on the background of the buyers and the recent history of the franchise's ownership.
Key playersBob Iger (Investor) · Joshua Kushner (Investor) · Jeanie Buss (Lakers Governor)
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- Lakers sold for record amountJosh Kushner, Bob Iger comprarán Lakers por $12.5 mil millones
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The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly being sold to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger for $12.5 billion. The sale, which would be a record for a US sports franchise, requires approval from the NBA board of governors.
Some outlets highlight the record-breaking price, while others focus on the background of the buyers and the recent history of the franchise's ownership.
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