The owner of the Los Angeles Rams will pay the remaining money from the league's settlement with St. Louis.
The Commissioner of the National Football League and the owner of the LA Rams are pictured.
The rest of the $790 million settlement the league reached with St. Louis authorities is expected to be covered by the league's owners at their Tuesday meeting.
According to the Athletic, each team paid about $7 million, and the NFL charged the other teams that amount earlier this year.
A league source told the Wall Street Journal that the payment dispute was the "most contentious dispute in more than a decade."
The Rams and city of St. Louis didn't respond to Forbes' request for comment.
The city sued Kroenke after he relocated the Rams six years after taking a majority stake. Tensions among owners are running particularly high after a report alleged that the Washington Commanders owner is blackmailing other owners. The owner of the Oakland Raiders, who was fined $10 million by the National Football League for overseeing an abusive workplace, said the league is a Mafia and all the owners hate each other. It's hard to imagine a piece that is more categorically untrue according to a team spokesman.
Thanks to his real estate portfolio and stakes in the Rams, the NBA's Denver Nuggets and the Premier League's Arsenal, we estimate that he is the 135th wealthiest person in the world. The Rams are worth more than half a billion dollars more than they were a year before they moved.
At Tuesday's meeting, owners could bring any kind of punishment against Snyder. According to several outlets, the league won't vote to force the sale of the Commanders despite the long list of alleged misdeeds.
According to sources, the National Football League will approve a $571 million payment to St. Louis.
The owner of the Rams is in a war with other owners of the National Football League.
The Rams will pay $790 million over the relocation lawsuit.
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