Zibanejad Could Lose his Home After Being Involved in Lawsuit

Mika Zibanejad and his brother are involved in a lawsuit involving hundreds of thousands of dollars, and he's at risk of losing his house.

In a surprising development, we have learned that New York Rangers forward and his brother are in financial trouble.

Their burger chain, Brödernas, failed to repay a loan.

Both brothers listed their houses as collateral, and now their worst nightmare has become a reality.

It has been revealed that they need to repay $400,000 USD, and if they don't, the bank will come for their homes.

The investment that the Rangers made by signing Zibanejad long-term is paying off more than the players' burger chain.

The 30-year-old center scored 91 points last season. This year, in three games, he already has four points.

As seen on Hockey Patrol - Zibanejad and His Brother at Risk of Losing Their Homes Due to Legal Issues

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