Celtics to begin receiving bids from prospective buyers next week
According to a letter obtained by the Globe, the Celtics ownership group expects the "first close" on the sale to come this spring.
Sale of the Boston Celtics reportedly advancing as first round of bids to arrive next week
On the majority owner side of things, the Grousbeck family are reportedly "pleased with the broad level of interest that has emerged."
Report: Celtics receiving bids from potential buyers starting next week
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Celtics reveal timeline for new ownership bids in franchise sale (report)
The Celtics ownership sale appears to be ramping up as the calendar year turns to 2025. Adam Himmelsbach of the Boston Globe reports that the team sent out a letter from the Grousbeck family to shareholders on Tuesday that indicated the team will receive their first round of bids from potential buyers of the franchise on January 23.
Celtics News: Potential Owners Can Submit Bids to Purchase Team Soon
The Boston Celtics are one of the most valuable franchises in all of sports. With all of the tradition of winning that they have, that makes a lot of sense. Boston winning the NBA Championship a season ago only makes the franchise more valuable.
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