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Allan Saint-Maximin turns down €26 million offer for Helios game
Allan Saint-Maximin turned down a €26 million offer for the rights to a board game called Helios.
The Frenchman is a former Lens striker.
He has been developing Helios since 2021.
The buyer wanted to acquire the game's rights.
Saint-Maximin said the project was not about money.
The offer's rejection means the rights were not sold in this deal.
Allan Saint-Maximin turned down an offer of €26 million for the rights to his Helios board game, according to The Athletic.
The former Lens striker has been developing the game since 2021.
Saint-Maximin said the project was not about money.
The offer came from a buyer seeking to acquire the game’s rights.
- Who
- Allan Saint-Maximin, the former Lens striker, and an unnamed buyer.
- What
- Saint-Maximin declined the buyer’s offer of €26 million for the rights to the Helios board game.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Saint-Maximin explained that the project was not about money.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Saint-Maximin has been developing the Helios board game.
A buyer offered €26 million for the game’s rights, and Saint-Maximin declined.
- Game
- Helios board game
- Offer
- €26 million
- Developer
- Allan Saint-Maximin
- Development began
- 2021
- Prior club
- Lens
What people are saying
the project was not a question of money