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The Los Angeles Lakers were sold for a record-high valuation earlier this summer, but they are expected to keep Jeanie Buss in control of the team.

Despite selling a majority stake to businessman Mark Walter for $10 billion, owner Jeanie Buss will remain as the Lakers' governor for the next five seasons.

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is set to remain with the team for the foreseeable future.

Jeanie Buss retains control of Lakers post-sale, but front-office missteps still haunt the franchise.

Even several weeks after Jeanie Buss agreed to sell a majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter, her long-term future with the organization remains uncertain.

As the Los Angeles Lakers' sale moves closer to being finalized, details of Jeanie Buss' role in the organization when the deal becomes official have started to trickle out.

An update has emerged this week on how long Jeanie Buss will remain in charge of the Los Angeles Lakers as their governor.

Jeanie Buss will remain Lakers governor for an amount of time to be confirmed later.