Washington Commanders’ success reportedly ‘killing’ former owner Dan Snyder | Washington Commanders
Dan Snyder, the former owner of Washington leaders, is said to be stunned in the success of the team After he sold it for $ 6.05 billion In 2023.
According to an ESPN reportSnyder is now spending most of his time in London, where he watched the leaders of the NFC championship jealousy. During his 24th seasons as an owner of the leaders, they only won two matches, the same number they won since he sold the team in 2023. Be worse: It was investigated by the American Football Association and the American Congress due to the allegations of misconduct. The investigation of Congress found Snyder played a big role in what he described A toxic workplace culture About the team.
According to the ESPN report, Snyder tried to return from the sale to a group led by Josh Harris and Sahar Johnson. According to the refusal to give its bank details to the new ownership group, which means that the sale cannot be completed. According to ESPN, his wife, Tania, only interfered when Snyder finally interfered.
Under the ownership of the new team, the leaders He dazzled this season. They formulated Giden Daniels, who It really looks like one of the best players in the leagueUnder his leadership, they reached the NFC match on Sunday against Philadelphia Eagles. If they overcome the eagles, they will reach Super Bowl for the first time since the 1991 season, an achievement they have never achieved under Snyder.
According to ESPN, one person has recently had dinner with Snyder that the former owner “hates” the success of the new leaders. Another person close to Snyder Espn told Snyder to have “sadness – for himself. [The team’s success under new ownership] He kills him … it’s a devastating matter for him. “
The report says that some sources believe that Snyder’s next step is to invest in the Premier League club, which he can run for from his new home in London. However, another person close to Snyder says that the leaders, who were admired by childhood, was the only team that was interested in him. “He is not a fan of other sports,” the source said. “He is a fan [Commanders]. This was the biggest thing. “
Melanie Cuborn, a former leaders who witnessed in Congress while investigating Snyder’s ownership of the team, said that the last Washington’s success was welcomed by many.
“The vine is real”, Cuborn told ESPN. “For years, we endured the defect and the heaven in the organization under the leadership of Dan Sneider and blamed all the losses on the dark cloud he brought on the team. It turned out, we were right.”
