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With estate planning in mind, league lowers the threshold to 10 percent, with at least 20 percent having to be controlled by other family members. The new rule only is triggered by an active succession plan and is eligible only for existing owners. New owners will have to wait a decade before becoming eligible.

 

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I'm not sure if that was supposed to be counterargument to my post, but the fact is the lowest percentage owned by the team lead is 10%. That was the original statement, and it's true. Yes, there is a stipulation that family must own another 20%. Saying that the minimum that the leader can own is 30% is false.

 

They are a sovereign nation independent of the US correct?

 

So is Latvia, it doesn't mean they can buy an NFL team.

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"That ratio can now essentially be flipped, with the controlling owner at 10 percent and his or her family at 20 percent. This should help clubs looking to maintain family ownership of the franchise....The new rule applies to all current owners and can only be triggered by a succession plan, the sources said. Incoming owners would still be bound by the 20 percent/10 percent rule, though after a decade they would be eligible for the lower threshold, the sources said."

 

Unless there's a succession plan in place, which previous indications say there isn't, then any new owner will have to own at least 30% outright, or 20% with 10% more owned by family.

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