Michael Jordan is in major discussions to sell a majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets, according to a report.
Jordan became part-owner of the organization in 2006 when they were the Bobcats, and he became the majority owner four years later.
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Jordan is in “serious talks” to sell the stake to a group led by Hornets minority owner Gabe Plotkin and Atlanta Hawks minority owner Rick Schnall, ESPN reported Thursday evening.
If a sale goes through, Jordan will still own a piece of the team.
No deal is imminent, but there has been “significant momentum.”
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Jordan sold a minority stake to Plotkin, founder and chief investment officer of Melvin Capital Management, and Daniel Sundheim, founder and chief investment officer of D1 Capital Partners, in 2020.
Before going into the front office, Jordan became the best basketball player of all time. He won six NBA titles – all of which he won the Finals MVP – with the Chicago Bulls and five regular season MVPs. He also was a 10-time scoring champion and a nine-time All-Defensive First Teamer.
