Ari Emanuel and Mark Shapiro are set to buy small, individual minority ownership stakes in the Las Vegas Raiders, according to multiple outlets. The transactions involve personal investments rather than ownership through their companies, with spokespersons for Emanuel and Shapiro confirming the moves. The stakes are described as less than 10 percent each, making them minority owners. The sports and entertainment executives—Emanuel, an agency executive associated with WME, and Shapiro, tied to TKO Group—are joining a group of prominent figures with interests in major sports franchises. Deadline and Variety report that the deal is expected to close later this month. Other coverage notes that the Raiders’ ownership ranks also include minority stakeholders from entertainment and business circles, including Tom Brady and Egon Durban, as cited by the New York Post. Across the reports, the key common points are the individuals involved, the nature of the ownership as personal minority stakes, and the expectation that the agreement will finalize later in the month.