The San Francisco 49ers are selling a 6% stake in the franchise, valuing it at an unprecedented $8.5 billion, a notable increase from last year's $6.8 billion valuation. Owner Jed York confirmed plans to sell to three Bay Area buyers, emphasizing the importance of finding partners to enhance team strength. This move positions the 49ers as potentially the league's highest-valued franchise, surpassing the Philadelphia Eagles' $8.3 billion valuation. This trend is echoed by other teams, such as the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Chargers, which are also looking to sell minority stakes this year.
The San Francisco 49ers are set to sell a 6% stake, valuing the franchise at a record $8.5 billion, surpassing the previous $6.8 billion valuation.
Owner Jed York indicated a willingness to explore opportunities that bolster the franchise and strengthen on-field performance while seeking the right partners.
The 49ers' valuation places them above the Philadelphia Eagles, following a valuation of $8.3 billion last December, marking a significant shift in NFL franchise values.
The 49ers are part of a trend within the NFL, as both the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Chargers are similarly planning to sell minority stakes.
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