Steve Apostolopoulos

(Bloomberg) -- Steve Apostolopoulos is the latest billionaire interested in making a run at the National Football League's Washington Commanders, ...

In February, the Washington Post reported that Bezos had hired investment firm Allen & Company to evaluate a possible bid for the Commanders. founder Jeff Bezos also wanted to take part in the the bidding but was prevented by Dan Snyder from entering the private auction for the team, according to the New York Post. ESPN reported last week that Jordan was in talks to sell a majority stake in the franchise.

Apostolopoulos is a Toronto native who went to Harvard and is the founder of a private equity venture company.

Basketball Hall of Famer Magic Johnson recently joined Harris’ bid, a person with knowledge of that situation told The AP earlier this week. ESPN was first to report Apostolopoulos entering the bidding and touring the team’s facilities. Apostolopoulos joins groups led by Josh Harris and Tilman Fertitta in getting approved by the league to bid on the team.

There's another potential bidder who hopes to buy the Commanders. Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports that Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos has ...

With no date identified as to when the Apostolopoulos tour occurred, it’s possible that it happened a while ago. [imminent](https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/03/16/with-sale-of-commanders-believed-to-be-imminent-the-snyders-have-cleared-out-of-the-facility/).” We also reported that Daniel and Tanya Snyder vacated the premises months ago. Last Thursday, we were told that three groups had already toured the facility.

The Washington Commanders have a new suitor in Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter reported on Wednesday that he has ...

He is also the co-founder and chief development officer of Triple Properties. They recently cleared out all of their belongings from the team's headquarters in Ashburn, VA, in lieu of their sale. The Washington Commanders have a new suitor in Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos.

Dan Snyder could be on the verge of selling the Washington Commanders. Could Steve Apostolopoulos be interested in purchasing?

WASHINGTON (AP) — Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos has joined the bidding for the NFL's Washington Commanders, according to a person with knowledge ...

[Basketball Hall of Famer Magic Johnson recently joined](https://apnews.com/article/magic-johnson-washington-commanders-fea6aba5d0558d987dfdadd1ad5fd827?utm_source=alaska%20highway%20news&utm_campaign=alaska%20highway%20news%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) Harris' bid, a person with knowledge of that situation told The AP earlier this week. [https://apnews.com/hub/nfl](https://apnews.com/hub/nfl?utm_source=alaska%20highway%20news&utm_campaign=alaska%20highway%20news%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) and [https://twitter.com/AP_NFL](https://twitter.com/AP_NFL?utm_source=alaska%20highway%20news&utm_campaign=alaska%20highway%20news%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) ESPN was first to report Apostolopoulos entering the bidding and touring the team's facilities. Apostolopoulos joins groups led by Josh Harris and Tilman Fertitta in getting approved by the league to bid on the team. [hired a firm in November to look into selling](https://apnews.com/article/washington-commanders-nfl-sports-business-football-6870aaba035b2206862997d024b859c8?utm_source=alaska%20highway%20news&utm_campaign=alaska%20highway%20news%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) part or all of the team he has owned since 1999. [NFL’s Washington Commanders,](https://apnews.com/hub/washington-commanders?utm_source=alaska%20highway%20news&utm_campaign=alaska%20highway%20news%3A%20outbound&utm_medium=referral) according to a person with knowledge of the situation.

Canadian real estate exec Steve Apostolopoulos recently toured the Washington Commanders' facilities and has an interest in the franchise.

Apostolopoulos paid $583,000 for the Silverdome, now home to an Andreas Apostolopoulos’ first job after he emigrated to Canada from Greece at age 17 was at a KFC factory before he amassed a fortune that made him the wealthiest Canadian of Greek descent. Apostolopoulos is also the founder of Six Ventures Inc., which invests in startups. Harris, Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos are among those who are interested in acquiring the Commanders. [ESPN](https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35917988/sources-billionaire-steve-apostolopoulos-joins-bidders-commanders) was the first outlet to report Apostolopoulos was a potential bidder for the franchise that has been on the market since [November](https://frontofficesports.com/dan-snyder-is-exploring-sale-of-washington-commanders/). [visited the team’s facilities](https://frontofficesports.com/josh-harris-toured-washington-commanders-hq-within-last-week/).

Canadian commercial real estate developer and private equity executive Steve Apostolopoulos visited the Washington Commanders' facilities recently while ...

The team has not said whether the Snyders intend to sell all or part of the franchise. The deliberations are taking place as the NFL conducts a second investigation of Snyder and the team. or Maryland, with the hope of surrounding it with a mixed-use development. Should the team be sold, that project could be up to the next owners. Harris and Fertitta have made bids, people with knowledge of the sales process have said. He reopened the facility in 2010, hosting a monster truck event, soccer games and boxing matches, among other events.

Le milliardaire canadien Steve Apostolopoulos est le plus récent soumissionnaire à visiter le stade et le centre d'entraînement des Commanders de Washington ...

Johnson, qui est aussi un des propriétaires des Dodgers de Los Angeles, a fait partie d'un groupe mené par Harris qui n'a pas réussi à faire l'acquisition des Broncos de Denver l'été passé. Apostolopoulos est le fondateur de Six Ventures Inc, une société d'investissement privée. Les actuels propriétaires, Dan et Tanya Snyder, ont déclaré leur intention de vendre l'équipe en novembre.