Leon Draisaitl acquires co-ownership of German soccer club
Leon Draisaitl is preparing for a significant payday with his upcoming contract, and he's already making substantial moves with his money.
Draisaitl recently took to Instagram to announce his new role as a co-owner of a soccer team in Germany's newly established Icon League.
Draisaitl takes on co-ownership of new soccer team
Launched by German streamer Elias Nerlich and recently retired German soccer star Toni Kroos, the Icon League features teams led by 14 «Teamheads,» a roster of former soccer players and prominent German figures. While Draisaitl's financial involvement in the league remains unclear, his new role as co-owner signifies his growing passion for sports beyond hockey.
As Draisaitl gears up for a substantial salary boost next season, this new venture comes into play. After spending eight years on an $8.5 million annual contract, he's poised to become the NHL's highest-paid player, with a potential increase to $14 million. Whether he stays with the Oilers or moves to another team, Draisaitl's financial outlook is looking exceptionally promising.
It's always interesting to see how athletes like Draisaitl allocate their time and resources during the offseason. His role with the Icon League demonstrates a commitment to diversifying his investments and staying engaged with the sports world in fresh and exciting ways.
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Source: Hockey OTB
Leon Draisaitl becomes co-owner of new soccer team
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