The Seattle Seahawks officially completed their sale to the Khosla family for an NFL-record $9.612 billion. NFL owners unanimously approved the transaction on Aug. 26, following an agreement between the family and the estate of Paul G. Allen on July 11. Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, will be chair, while his wife, Neeru Khosla, will be the controlling owner and president of the Seahawks Charitable Foundation. Their son Neal Khosla will serve as vice chair. The new ownership group includes investors such as Mark Stevens, the Aramburuzabala family, Val Blavatnik, Sheryl Sokoloff, Gonzalo Hevia Baillères, Jesse van der Werf, Samir Kaul, Sunny Gupta, Nader Naini, Penny Pritzker, Carlyle and Dynasty Equity and Sixth Street. The defending champion Seahawks are scheduled to open the NFL season at home next Wednesday night against the New England Patriots in a Super Bowl LX rematch.