Paraag Marathe departs 49ers to focus on European soccer teams

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Last updated Aug 1, 2026

Paraag Marathe departs 49ers to focus on European soccer teams
Summary

Paraag Marathe, a longtime executive with the San Francisco 49ers, is leaving the organization to concentrate on Leeds United and Rangers, two soccer teams owned by 49ers Enterprises. Team owner Jed York informed staff of Marathe's departure after 25 years with the 49ers, where he played a key role in various operations, including the development of Levi's Stadium. Marathe's experience includes significant contributions to football operations and strategic management. The 49ers have promoted Brian Hampton and brought back Kwesi Adofo-Mensah to fill roles previously held by Marathe.

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  • Marathe served 25 years with the 49ers.
  • He will focus on Leeds United and Rangers Football Club.
  • York emphasized Marathe's significant contributions.
  • Brian Hampton and Kwesi Adofo-Mensah will take over some responsibilities.
  • Marathe played a key role in developing Levi's Stadium.
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Longtime San Francisco 49ers executive Paraag Marathe is leaving the team to focus on the organization's European soccer teams. Team owner Jed York sent an email to 49ers staff Saturday announcing that Marathe was leaving after 25 years with the Niners and now will focus on Leeds United in England's Premier League and the Rangers Football Club in Scotland's top league.

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