Major League Soccer’s Most Valuable Clubs 2023: LAFC Is The First Billion-Dollar Franchise | Forbes

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Forbes estimates that LAFC is worth $1 billion, just nine years after it joined MLS for an expansion fee of $110 million, making it the league’s first billion-dollar franchise. SportsMoney reporter Justin Birnbaum joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss.

Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/justinbirnbaum/2023/02/02/major-league-soccers-most-valuable-clubs-2023-lafc-is-the-first-billion-dollar-franchise/

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