Stephen Ross says he's turned down offers of close to $15 billion for the Dolphins
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Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has disclosed he has declined offers nearing $15 billion to sell the NFL team. Despite the potential financial gain, Ross expressed that he considers the NFL the best investment opportunity and plans to keep the franchise within his family. His son-in-law, Daniel Sillman, is slated to manage the Dolphins in the future. Sillman is currently the CEO of Relevent Sports Group, a company founded by Ross. Previously, Ross sold a 10% stake in the Dolphins to the private equity firm Ares, ensuring his family retains control. The potential $15 billion sale would mark the largest in sports history, but Ross shows no intention of parting with the team.
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