Investors Josh Kushner and Bob Iger are reportedly shopping minority stakes in the Los Angeles Lakers with a starting valuation of $250 million, according to a report from Front Office Sports. The potential sale would offer buyers a piece of one of the NBA's most valuable and storied franchises.
Kushner, a venture capitalist and brother of Jared Kushner, and Iger, the former Disney CEO, are both part of the Lakers' ownership group led by controlling owner Jeanie Buss. The asking price reflects the franchise's strong market position and recent on-court success.
Front Office Sports reporter Ben Horney broke the story on October 30, 2026, noting that the stakes being offered are minority positions without controlling interest. The Lakers, valued at over $6 billion by Forbes, remain among the league's most coveted assets.
