After buying ASSE this year, Larry Tanenbaum is continuing his investment strategy in the world of sport. And this time, the Canadian businessman could sell his shares in MLSE. Explanation.
Larry Tanenbaum has built a veritable empire in the world of sport, particularly in North America. Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd, more commonly known as MLSE, is a conglomerate of Canadian sports television teams and networks. A holding company 25% owned by Larry Tanenbaum, new owner of AS Saint-Etienne since last spring. Shares that he could soon sell…
A big ticket to collect
Several areas of disagreement have emerged in recent years between the various shareholders of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. To the point of making Larry Tanenbaum want to sell his shares from the year 2026, as provided for in the agreements between the different parties. According to estimates, it is a check of between 2.5 and 3 billion dollars that the boss of the Greens could recover…
XXL investments for ASSE
For now, it is still too early to talk about an XXL deal but the Canadian press senses the wind is coming for Larry Tanenbaum. Before that, the Canadian billionaire will take care of his investments in Europe and particularly ASSE. In January, the winter transfer window promises to be lively. The Greens missed their return to Ligue 1 and recruits are expected in each sector of the game. And obviously, the recruitment budget is not a concern for the Tanenbaums…
