Patrick Mahomes discusses interest in minority ownership of the Kansas City Chiefs
"Yeah, I mean, hopefully, that's a long time from now when I retire. But I mean, that would obviously be cool. I mean, Kansas City and the Chiefs have done so much for me, so to be a part of them in any way would be really cool," said Mahomes, "And so I know they do the minority stakes and stuff like that now. I don't think the Chiefs have done that yet, so maybe down the line, but it'll be about 10,15 years from now, or whatever that is. And so hopefully they'll hold the space for me, because you only get a certain amount of minority stakes that they can sell."
Mahomes has consistently expressed interest in buying sports teams in the Kansas City area. He has stakes in the MLB's Kansas City Royals and the NWSL's Kansas City Current. The two-time NFL Most Valuable Player has also been prominent in pitches for a hopeful NBA or WNBA franchise in Kansas City.
"I think sports are something in this world that are not divisive as far as everybody wants their team to win and they want to go out there and just enjoy the time together." said Mahomes, "And so I love sports so much, and so I invested in all the sports in Kansas City because Kansas City has been great to me. And so it's really cool to go watch these games and have a rooting interest, more than just being a fan, but someone that is invested in the team. And it's made watching the games even more fun."
Mahomes has many playing seasons ahead of him, so he won't be focused on ownership for the immediate future.
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