Upgrade Your Fandom
Join the Ultimate Philadelphia Eagles Communityfor just $48 in your first year!
Join for $4/mo*
USATSI 24887558 scaled
The Eagles received NFL approval for team owner Jeffrey Lurie to sell an eight percent stake of the franchise to two family investment groups at a valuation of up to $8.3 billion, according to a league source.
Lurie, who has owned the team since 1994, will maintain control of the club. The sale is only for a stake in the franchise and no additional interests.
The new investors are Susan Kim, chairwoman of the board of Amkor Technology; and Zac Peskowitz and Olivia Peskowitz Suter.
Kim is from the Philadelphia area and involved in local charities. Amkor, a publicly traded semiconductor product packaging company, was once headquartered in West Charter and is now based in Arizona.
Peskwo...
Limited-Time Intro Offer
Get Unlimited Access and Exclusive Perks for Just in Your First Year!
This premium content is a PHLY Diehard exclusive
Join the Diehard community to gain instant access to this article and enjoy a special first-year offer!
Pay only $4 month for your first year (billed annually), then $6.67 a month in year two
As a PHLY Diehard, you'll gain:
Upgrade your fandom and transform
the way you follow your favorite teams!
Unlock this article now!
Forgot Password
Join the conversation
The Comment section is only for diehard members
Unlock now
Open comments +
Scroll to next article
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Email
Don't like ads?
Become a Diehard
Don't like ads?
Become a Diehard
Load More
Don't like ads?
Become a Diehard