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After a quarter‑century at the San Francisco 49ers, Paraag Marathe is leaving the franchise to concentrate on his duties with Leeds United and Rangers FC, as the club’s leadership hands contract negotiations to Brian Hampton.
After 25 seasons, executive vice president Paraag Marathe is leaving the San Francisco 49ers to focus on his roles with Leeds United and Rangers FC. The move comes as the team navigates injuries to wide receiver Ricky Pearsall, a recent car accident involving head coach Kyle Shanahan, and the re‑signing of Deebo Samuel.
Paraag Marathe, who steered the 49ers’ football operations for a quarter‑century, is stepping away to lead Leeds United and Rangers FC, as the franchise copes with injuries and a recent accident involving head coach Kyle Shanahan.
After more than two decades with the San Francisco 49ers, chief operating officer Paraag Marathe is stepping down to focus on the team’s expanding soccer initiatives.
Paraag Marathe’s departure after 25 years triggers a leadership change, with Brian Hampton promoted and Kwesi Adofo‑Mensah returning to oversee personnel strategy.
After a 25‑year tenure with the San Francisco 49ers, Paraag Marathe steps down to direct the team’s European soccer ventures, including Leeds United and Rangers, while the organization names new leaders for its domestic front office.
After a quarter‑century with the San Francisco 49ers, Paraag Marathe is stepping away to concentrate on his duties with Leeds United and Rangers FC, both under the 49ers Enterprises umbrella.
After a quarter‑century with the franchise, Marathe is stepping away to concentrate on his leadership positions in Scottish and English football.
With three candidates — Larry Berg, David Nathanson and Paraag Marathe — vying for the top post, Major League Soccer faces pivotal choices about its calendar, media deals and player regulations.
In a recent interview, MLS commissioner Don Garber said the recent FIFA World Cup proved the United States is a soccer nation, setting the stage for a new era of growth, a fall‑to‑spring schedule, and a planned succession that includes Larry Berg, Paraag Marathe and David Nathanson.
In a recent interview, MLS commissioner Don Garber highlighted how the recent FIFA World Cup demonstrated the United States' growing soccer culture, paving the way for the league's expansion and a forthcoming leadership transition.