Snyder, who grew up in Montgomery County, Maryland and graduated from high school in Rockville before attending the University of Maryland, has had his primary home in Potomac since 2001 before buying another home in Virginia in November 2021.
While the NFL does not require a team owner to be a US resident, the filing may indicate the Snyders’ intentions as they consider offers for all or part of the captains. The application to register the company in the UK is dated 19 days after the leaders announced on November 2 that the Snyders had hired an investment bank to “look at potential transactions”. related to the team.
It was not immediately clear if Snyders, which is based in London, was used to purchase real estate or for any other purposes up to this point.
The Snyders have long owned property in England, said a person familiar with the matter; Snyder’s late father had dual citizenship. This person declined to say whether Snyder’s headquarters would be in London.
The leaders also declined to comment.
The team has not said whether Snyder intends to sell the franchise outright. Four people familiar with the process recently said they think a full sale is the most likely outcome. All spoke on condition of anonymity due to the level of secrecy surrounding Bank of America’s deliberations.
Even if Sneijder had not intended to sell the team, making England his “usual” residence would be unusual. For most of his two-decade-plus ownership, Snyder has been a mainstay at the team’s facility all season, as well as seen on the court before games.
Snyder owns multiple properties, including two in the Washington area. In February, it is He was reportedly paid $48 million River View Estate located along the Potomac River near Mount Vernon in Virginia. The purchase came amid the leaders’ now-stalled efforts to spur legislative action on a possible new stadium in Virginia. Snyder also owns an estate overlooking the Potomac that he calls the River House – on River Road in Potomac, Md. It is said that he put it up for sale in 2018 with an asking price of $49 million. He also owns a home in Aspen, Colorado.
American bank Go ahead with the sale As for the leaders, two people familiar with the situation said last month. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at the conclusion of a one-day owners’ meeting last month in Irving, Texas, that he didn’t know if Snyder would sell the entire team.
“I don’t have any expectations about that,” Gödel said then. “Dan’s statement that he put up said he was exploring that. And we’ll continue to work with him on that.”
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Has interest in bidding As for the leaders, a person familiar with the situation said, his bid may include music mogul Jay-Z as an investor. Bezos owns the Washington Post.
Other potential buyers include those who last year tried but failed to buy the Denver Broncos, said a person familiar with the NFL’s inner workings. They include media entrepreneur Byron Allen; Clearlake Capital founders Behdad Ighbali and Jose E. Feliciano, who previously attempted to buy out a minority stake in Leaders from former Snyder Limited Partners; Josh Harris, co-founder of Apollo Global Management and owner of the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers and the NBA’s New Jersey Devils; and Todd L. Bohle, CEO of Eldridge Industries, president of Chelsea Football Club and part-owner of MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers, NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers and NBA’s Los Angeles Sparks.
The Leaders’ season ends Sunday with a game against the Dallas Cowboys at FedEx Field. Washington was eliminated from the playoff game hours after losing at home to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
In August, Forbes estimated the leaders to be worth $5.6 billion. The record selling price for an NFL franchise is the $4.65 billion that a Wal-Mart-led group Rob Walton agreed to pay for the Broncos last summer. Other NFL owners He officially agreed to that deal in August.
Snyder and the leaders are under investigation by the NFL for the second time. This investigation is being led by Attorney Mary Jo White. Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said in October that he and his teammates are NFL team owners. Should be seriously considered To vote to remove Snyder from the ownership of the Leaders. Doing so would require a vote of at least three-quarters of the owners. Several owners told The Post in September that they thought he would be seriously considered to try to fire Snyder from the league’s ownership ranks, either by persuading him to sell his franchise or by voting to remove it.
the House Committee on Oversight and Reform wrote last month in its final report In the Democratic-led investigation into the team’s workplace, Snyder gave evasive and “misleading” testimony before the committee in July. The report said Snyder “obstructed” the commission’s investigation and “allowed and participated” in “disturbing behavior” in the team’s workplace.
The office of Carl A. Racine, then the Democratic attorney general, filed two civil lawsuits last year against the leaders. Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosch (D) fined the team $250,000 for improperly withholding security deposits from ticket holders through settling with the leaders.
Investigators with the US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia interviewed witnesses about allegations of financial impropriety for the team, according to several people familiar with the situation. The office of Virginia Attorney General Jason Meares (R) is also investigating.