Three months after the owner of the NBA's Phoenix Suns announced plans to sell the team, Mat Ishbia is buying it.

Mat Ishbia

Mat Ishbia is buying the Phoenix Suns.

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According to Mike Ozanian of Forbes, the deal is worth $4 billion.

The chairman and CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage is Ishbia.

The NBA suspended the owner of the Suns for one year after he was fined $10 million for buying the team for $400 million.

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Ishbia used to play basketball for Michigan State University. He won a national championship in 2000 while playing in 48 games.

Forbes Valuation

Our calculations show that Ishbia is worth $5.1 billion. The Phoenix Suns are worth more than $2 billion according to Forbes.

The Ishbia brothers are buying the Phoenix Suns.