That’s according to two members of the Pohlad family, executive chair Joe Pohlad and his brother Tom, who spoke to Bill Lukitsch of the Minnesota Star Tribune. Previous reporting had mentioned a debt of around $400MM or $425MM but it seems it was actually notable higher than those numbers. The exact identities of the minority investors are currently unknown, as the Pohlads have not disclosed details, pending approval of the partnership by the league. The piece does mention that the investors are from Minnesota and the East Coast, though little is known beyond that. The family had been exploring a sale of the franchise since late last year, reportedly seeking $1.7 billion from investors.