Everything related to Caitlin Clark is reaching new highs or even breaking some records. The Fever HC Stephanie White even referred to Clark as the ‘Taylor Swift 2.0’ in terms of her popularity. While the WNBA experienced CC’s impact, her agency, Excel Sports Management, also received a mega offer for its significant stake.
According to a report from the Economic Times, the Goldman Sachs asset management division was in late-stage talks to acquire a controlling stake in Excel Sports Management at a valuation of nearly $1 billion. The deal is expected to be completed soon.
Caitlin Clark’s Agency Excel Sports Management Closing On A Deal With Goldman Sachs
During her Iowa days, the Fever rookie signed with Excel Sports Management, where the star reached multiple NIL agreements with big brands like Gatorade, State Farm, and Nike. The management firm had big clients, including Tiger Woods, Joe Montana, and Jamal Murray.
While the player went on to become the college sensation and record setter WNBA player, Excel Sports Management also reached new highs, and now Goldman Sachs is offering $ 1 billion for its majority stake.
Goldman Sachs nears deal for majority stake in Excel Sports Management Caitlin Clark’s management 👀 pic.twitter.com/luUygjE37C
— Krys🫶🏼 (@GaterGoggles) October 23, 2025
As per the Financial Times, investment banking firm Goldman Sachs is in “late-stage” talks to acquire a majority stake in Excel Sports Management, and the deal could happen “as soon as next week.” Even though the deal won’t affect the players directly, their agency gets financial stability following the agreement.
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While the player is enjoying her off-season, working on her health, she will play in a Pro-Am golf event. The sport is her passion. The playmaker has had a two-year-long association with Excel Sports Management since her college days.
Caitlin Clark-Excel Sports Management Completes Two Years Of Collaboration
Exactly two years ago, on October 23, 2023, the Iowa star signed a contract with Excel Sports Management to take care of her portfolio. She had just signed with Gatorade, which expanded her NIL profile. The star decided to join a renowned firm, choosing Excel Sports Management.
“I’m lucky to just be starting my career at a time when sports are intertwined with business and entertainment more so than ever before. Excel has an incredible track record of helping clients extend their profile and impact far beyond the bounds of their sport and pursue different passions while also competing at the highest level,” Clark said at the time to Iowa news.
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