Walt Disney's ESPN and NFL in advanced talks that could result in the league taking an equity stake in ESPN - The Post
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Wells Fargo says ESPN can be pivotal to NFL’s streaming transition
January 16, 2024 7:44 AM ESTESPN (NYSE: DIS) and the NFL are reportedly engaged in advanced discussions regarding a potential equity stake, although the likelihood of a deal remains uncertain.
According to the NY Post, the talks have progressed to a point where owners and players are being informed, adhering to the revenue-sharing terms outlined in the collective bargaining agreement (CBA).
If materialized, the deal could potentially involve ESPN taking control of NFL Media. Both entities have refrained from commenting on the ongoing negotiations.
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