We have another twist in Boston Celtics' ongoing sale process.

Wyc Grousbeck, who is currently the Celtics' lead governor and CEO, will no longer retain current title after the sale of the team to new owner Bill Chisholm is complete, ESPN's Shams Charania and Ramona Shelburne reported Tuesday.

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Grousbeck is expected to retain his CEO title and be an "alternate governor" after the sale goes through, per Charania and Shelburne.

When Boston Basketball Partners, LLC -- a group led by Grousbeck that had owned a controlling stake in the Celtics since 2002 -- initially announced its intention to sell the team in July 2024, the plan was for Grousbeck to stay on as the club's governor until 2028.

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