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The Miami Dolphins received a major update on their ownership status, as owner Stephen Ross has reportedly agreed to sell 2.1 percent of the team and its businesses.

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has reportedly agreed to sell a 2.1 percent minority stake in the franchise and its related businesses. The transaction establishes a record valuation of $12.5 billion for the organization, prompting widespread reactions from NFL supporters.
Following reports of the minority stake sale, fans expressed strong reactions online, with many urging Ross to fully divest his ownership of the team. Ross maintains majority control of the Dolphins despite diluting the small share.
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