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However, financial and political hurdles threaten this dream. The team has struggled to negotiate with private investors and public authorities over the billions needed for a new stadium. Both the White Sox and the Chicago Bears have sought substantial public subsidies—an unlikely scenario in Illinois, where public funding is limited. Consequently, the promising development appears increasingly remote, which frustrates fans and insiders eager for a modernized home.
Ownership and Future Leadership
Brody discusses the ongoing ownership transition, revealing that Jerry Rindorf, the current owner, has already identified Justin Ishbia as a key future owner. Ishbia, who already holds a stake, is expected to take over primary ownership, but the process remains conditional and slow.