2023-07-15 13:44:00
Born in Chicago, Dwyane Wade invests in local. According ESPN, the former glory of the Heat bought part of the shares of Sky, the WNBA franchise of Windy City. An acquisition whose amount is not yet known, but which proves that Flash is in love with his hometown.
How can you not be happy, as a Chicagoan, that the local kid chooses to invest in the home. To support local sport, while also placing his personal pawns in this big business that is US basketball. For Dwyane Wade, who will join the Hall of Fame in a few weeks, the passage to the other side of the barrier is a little more.
He therefore bought part of the capital of Chicago Sky. ESPN is unable to specify the amount, but that makes Wade a minority shareholder. For him, the will is to help the league to develop. Hey, might as well do it at home, it’s a beautiful symbol sent to the community.
“We all talk about cheering. Encouraging is a different concept for everyone. Instead of a few tweets, instead of going to see the games, I wanted to take it all to the next level. And that was the next level for me. It is a great opportunity to be part of this league during his youth. Growth is going to happen, and I want to be part of it.” –Dwyane Wade, for ESPN
Already the owner of shares in the Utah Jazz and in the franchise of MLS in Salt Lake City, Wade varies his investments with the idea of making a name for himself in the very select sphere of sports shareholders. For a future big project? Maybe, maybe not. Still, at present, Flash is negotiating his post-career with great panache. All he has to do now is make his investments grow.
Source : ESPN
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