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Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly not interested in purchasing the Seattle Seahawks, despite recent rumors. The Seahawks are exploring potential buyers after announcing they are open to selling the franchise.
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The Seattle Seahawks announced theyâre interested in selling the franchise, with some suggesting there are massive buyers out there at the moment.
The Seahawks are one of the top franchises in the NFL, winning a Super Bowl a season ago.
Reports indicated last week that names such as Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg, Apple's Tim Cook, and others had an interest in potentially buying the Seahawks.
âAt least four potential majority buyers have expressed interest, including two very familiar names: tech titans Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and Appleâs Tim Cook, who recently announced he will step down as CEO and become EVP of the companyâs board of directors,â Ben Horney wrote of the Seahawks' expected sale.
âFive sources familiar with the matter tell Front Office Sports theyâve heard Zuckerberg is considering a bid, while four say Cook is separately weighing an offer. The identities of the other two potential bidders were not clear, nor was it known whether any formal offers had been made.â
It remains uncertain what buyers would be looking for at the moment, as there's a lot of money to be made in the NFL, but there would also be a hope that they would continue to put together the best possible team for Seattle, as the city deserves it, especially after winning a Super Bowl.
While many questions remain about what could happen in this sale, it was reported on Monday that Zuckerberg is not interested, taking at least one name off the list of potential big buyers.
Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly decided against purchasing the Seattle Seahawks, although specific reasons for his disinterest have not been disclosed.
The Seattle Seahawks have announced they are interested in selling the franchise and are exploring potential buyers.
Besides Mark Zuckerberg, other potential buyers mentioned include Apple's Tim Cook and several unnamed massive buyers.

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âGlad we could intercept the rumors on this one: Mark is not making any investment or bid for the Seattle Seahawks,â a Meta spokesperson told Bloomberg.