FOS PM: Commander sale coming soon?

The process of selling the Washington Commanders is reportedly “coming to an end soon.”

Dan Snyder and wife Tanya Snyder announced plans to consider a potential sale in November. He said that he was

An announcement could be made if Snyder sells as early as Marchaccording to NBC Sports Washington, possibly ahead of the league’s annual meeting later that month.

Talks are swirling about who might buy the team as the potential deal draws near.

• founder of amazon Jeff Bezos We didn’t submit a formal bid by the December deadline, but that doesn’t mean it’s gone completely. But Dan and Tanya Snyder reportedly don’t want to sell to Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
• Co-owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Lakers and Sparks Todd Boley — who headed the consortium that won Chelsea FC’s bid last year — reportedly withdrew from the race.

Josh Harris When David BlitzerHe owns the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Devils through Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment.

No more than December bids $6.3 billionsaid one source.

snyder sale

Snyders hired Bank of America after multiple investigations into the team. misbehavior at work When financial fraud within the franchise.

Snyder left the team at about $800 million In 1999, at age 34, he became the league’s youngest owner.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 is already poised for success with six months to spare.

is more than 500,000 tickets Sold for the 9th edition (first co-sponsored women’s tournament) to be held in Australia and New Zealand on July 20, 2023.

• The final at Stadium Australia on 20th August is the most ‘popular match’.
• Australia’s opening game against Ireland will reportedly move from Allianz Stadium to Accor Stadium. 40,000 more attend.
• The competition marks the debuts of Morocco, Zambia, the Philippines, Vietnam and the Republic of Ireland.

Ticket sales will reportedly set the tournament to surpass the 2019 attendance record. 1.1 million in France.

from more fans 120 countries The most purchased tickets come from Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK and Qatar.

The 2023 edition is the first 32 teams — previously only 24 games — a record 64 games played in 10 stadiums.

A new format for this year’s competition. The inaugural FIFA Women’s World Cup play-off tournament takes place in his February, with 10 nations competing for his three spots.

tournament talk

Last month, FIFA announced a new competition for women’s sports.

The world governing body of football FIFA Women’s Club World Cup Established the FIFA Women’s Futsal World Cup. It also approved the expansion of the Olympic Women’s Tournament from 12 to 16.

Another major media company invested in a sport with over 2.5 billion fans.

Viacom18 — a joint venture between Paramount Global Based in Mumbai network 18 — Reportedly, 5 years, $116 million Media Rights signs with new women’s Indian Premier League. The first women’s Twenty20 tournament will start in her March.

“Following pay equity, today’s women’s IPL bid for media rights is one of the historic tasks.” murmured BCCI secretary Jay Shah. “This is a huge and decisive step for the empowerment of women’s cricket in India.”

• The value per game of trading is approximately $ 1,000,000.
• that is second largest deal On the women’s sports rights behind the WNBA, according to Ampere Analysis.
• Viacom18 hits a high disney star, SonyWhen G Entertainment Enterprise.
• Its parent company, Network18, is owned by Mumbai Indians Owners. Mukesh Ambani — World’s richest sports team owner with net worth $88.8 billion, per Forbes.

In June 2022, Viacom18 will $2.6 billion over 5 years Acquired streaming rights for the Men’s Indian Premier League. That same month, Disney Star reportedly acquired the television rights in India. $3 billion Over 5 years.previously paid network $2.1 billion 8 years.

global frenzy

early this month, cricket australia has extended domestic media rights agreements with pay-TV operator Foxtel and free-to-air TV broadcaster Seven Network. billion dollars.

The agreement covers all home men’s and women’s international matches from 2024 until the end of the 2030-31 season.