According to a Sportico report on Tuesday night, San Jose earthquakes are placed in the market by owner John Fisher, Fisher has clearly hired an investment bank to help make up the sale facilitated.
Earthquake, MLS and Moelis & Co., Investment Bank, refused to comment. But Sportico reported that the move was to be announced on Wednesday.
About four years ago, Fisher – priced at $ 3 billion, according to Forbes – hired Molis for the sale of minority shares in the earthquake. Now he is planning to sell a controlled interest in the team, according to Sportso.
Fisher, who owns MLB athletics, paid an expansion fee of $ 20 million for the earthquake in 2007. In January, Sportico placed the franchise in the 20th position in the evaluation of its MLS team, in $ 600 million.
Earthquakes play at a football-specific stadium, PayPal Park, which is also the home of NWSL’s Bay FC. The presence of last year was the third lowest in the league; And, despite one of the lowest revenue streams in the league, the price of the team increased due to the collection of demographics and billionaires of the Bay Area.
The 15-Team Western Conference is not only MLS franchisees at the eighth-market after the final termination in 2024. The owner of the majority of Vancouver Whitcaps hired Goldman Sachs last December to assist in sales.
Fisher is a owner of more than 95 percent of MLB athletics, who are playing the first of the three sessions in the Triple-e-Sacramento River Cats, the first three sessions in the Satar Health Park, before the opening of its new $ 1.75 billion stadium in Las Vegas.
In an attempt to raise more than $ 500 million towards Ballpark Construction, Fisher hired Galatyoto sports partners to sell LP Stakes, while Clark County is chipping in Las Vegas for $ 350 million.
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