Seattle Seahawks sale to Khosla family reaches $9.612 billion agreement

The Estate of Paul Allen reached an agreement to sell the Seattle Seahawks to the Khosla family and several limited partners for $9.612 billion. The sale followed a process conducted by Allen & Co. that drew multiple qualified bidders. The Khosla group emerged as the preferred buyer.

Transaction details The Khosla family currently holds a limited partner interest in the San Francisco 49ers and would be required to divest that stake. Neeru Khosla would serve as controlling owner, with Vinod Khosla and their son Neal Khosla also part of the group. Neal Khosla is CEO of Curai, an AI healthcare company, and would hold a significant leadership role in the ownership group.

League review process League officials have begun reviewing key transaction documents and conducting due diligence on the prospective ownership group. The Finance Committee will examine the deal before the full membership considers approval.