Former NBA player Metta World Peace revealed an attempt to become a part-owner of the Los Angeles Lakers during the team's recent sale. While the franchise was ultimately acquired by a group led by Disney CEO Bob Iger and venture capitalist Josh Kushner, World Peace shared details of his business dealings on LinkedIn, indicating his interest in acquiring a stake in the storied team.
This revelation comes as the NBA continues to navigate various policy discussions, including potential expansion and the resolution of existing team matters. The league's ownership landscape is dynamic, with significant transactions like the Lakers' sale highlighting the ongoing business evolution within professional basketball.
Metta World Peace Sought Lakers Ownership Amidst Team Sale
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