Jason Levin
Jason Levin is a 52-year-old American sports executive and investor known for his expertise in managing basketball and soccer teams. He began his career as a sports agent before moving into senior management roles in American sports, including serving as the assistant general manager of the Sacramento Kings, where he notably selected Omri Casspi in the 2009 NBA Draft. Levin also held the position of CEO at the Memphis Grizzlies but was unexpectedly dismissed in 2014 following a conflict with the team's ownership. Since 2012, he has co-chaired and served as CEO of D.C. United in Major League Soccer after leading a group of investors to acquire control of the club. He is also the chairman of the Australian basketball team Brisbane Bullets and was previously a co-owner of the English football club Swansea City, which he sold in 2024.
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Jason Levin is set to become a new owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv if the right of first refusal is not exercised.
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Jason Levin is an American sports manager and investor specializing in football and basketball teams.
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