Michael Jordan will forever be remembered by basketball fans as the man who lead his team to two three-peats. He hung up his boots and bid farewell to the game of basketball in 2003. MJ probably wasn’t able to stay away from the game for too long as he bought the Charlotte Hornets in 2010. Unfortunately, the five-time MVP wasn’t able to find similar success in the NBA as an owner that he found as a player. His son Marcus Jordan seemingly gave a massive hint that MJ might be putting his team up for sale.

The Charlotte Hornets have been to the NBA playoffs only two times in the last 13 years. This is very unlike MJ, who has reached the NBA Finals six times and won the title the equivalent number of times. Having failed to find any success as an owner, there are rumors going around that the basketball legend might be looking to sell the team.

Marcus Jordan gives away a massive hint over alleged Charlotte Hornets sale

Marcus Jordan is often in the news these days for his relationship with television personality Larsa Pippen. In their podcast Separation Anxiety, the duo were talking about staying connected to basketball where Marcus opened up about the plausible sale of his father’s team in Charlotte.

When Larsa Pippen asked Marcus if he still stays connected to basketball, Marcus Jordan replied, “For right now. There’s no telling how long that’s gonna be. I think they’re working on a sale.” Marcus Jordan gave away a massive hint that his father’s team might be working on a sale of the Hornets. MJ bought the majority stake in the NBA team in the year 2010 and the market value of the team has gone up to a couple billion dollars now.

It was reported that MJ might be making billions of dollars selling the Hornets.

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It was reported that MJ is set to sell his stake in the team for around $3 billion. If the reports are true then the investment the ten-time scoring champion made in the team might give him humongous returns. The deal might go down in all of history as one of the biggest in sports history. It’ll be interesting to see what happens with the Charlotte Hornets in the near future.

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