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Wall Street is taking over sports — and fans are paying the price.

0:00 - 1:21 - Introduction
1:21 - 5:23 - Why is Private Equity Interested in Sports?
5:23 - 10:54 - Why do sports leagues allow Wall Street ownership?
10:54 - 12:17 - How does this impact sports performance?
12:17 - 14:57 - Could private equity be helping sports?
14:57 - 15:56 - Conclusion

From Inter Milan’s takeover by Oaktree Capital to Redbird Capital’s acquisition of AC Milan, private equity firms like Arctos, Silver Lake, CVC, and Ares are pouring billions into soccer, the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL. But what does this mean for ticket prices, merchandise costs, and the fan experience?

In this video, we break down:

⚽ The rise of private equity ownership in sports (Inter Milan, AC Milan, NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL)

💸 Why Wall Street investors see sports as a “regional monopoly”

🎟️ How ticket prices, merchandise, and dynamic pricing are changing for fans

📉 What research says about performance under private equity ownership

🏟️ The role of billion-dollar stadiums and skyrocketing player salaries

🤔 The trade-off: financial stability and upgrades vs. pricing out loyal fans

Private equity brings capital, management, and infrastructure improvements, but also higher costs and a shift toward premium audiences. Is this progress, or is the soul of sports being sold to the highest bidder?

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