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List of owners of English football clubs

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A list of all owners with a significant interest within English football clubs: including their estimated net worth and sources of wealth.

Premier League

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Arsenal
(more information) 		  Stan Kroenke[1] $16.9B[2] Commercial property
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment
Walmart
Aston Villa
(more information) 		   V Sports[3] $10.3B[4][5] Investment and Industry

Fortress Investment Group
Comcast[6]

Bournemouth   William P. Foley[7] $2.0B[8] Fidelity National Financial

Vegas Golden Knights

Brentford   Matthew Benham[9] $280M[10] Gambling firms
Brighton & Hove Albion   Tony Bloom (75.61%)[11] $1.3B[12] Online Gambling, Property, Land Development & Investments
Chelsea
(more information) 		  Clearlake Capital Group (Behdad Eghbali and Jose Feliciano)

  Todd Boehly

  Hansjorg Wyss

  Mark Walter[13][14]

$15.8B[15][16][17] Investment consortium

Los Angeles Dodgers

Crystal Palace   Steve Parish (10.74%)
  Josh Harris (18%)
  David Blitzer (18%)

  John Textor (40%)[18][19]

$5.5B[20] Private equity
Everton
(more information) 		  The Friedkin Group[21] $7.6B[22]
Fulham
(more information) 		   Shahid Khan[23] $7.9B[24] Flex-N-Gate Corp (automobile parts manufacturer)
Jacksonville Jaguars
All Elite Wrestling
Ipswich Town   Gamechanger 20 Ltd. American Pension Fund
Leicester City   The Srivaddhanaprabha Family[25] $3.5B[26] King Power International Group
Liverpool
(more information) 		  John W. Henry

  Tom Werner[27]

$9.8B[28] Fenway Sports Group
Manchester City
(more information) 		  Abu Dhabi United Group (81%)[29]

  Silver Lake (18%)

  China Media Capital and   CITIC Group (1%)[30][31]

$16.8B[32][nb 1] Sovereign wealth

Investments

Manchester United
(more information) 		  Glazer Family (51.75%)[33][34]

  Sir Jim Ratcliffe (27.7%)

$20.4B[35][36] First Allied Corporation, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Ineos Group

Newcastle United
(more information) 		  Public Investment Fund (85%) (state-owned)
  RB Sports & Media (15%)
  		$620B[37][nb 2] Sovereign wealth
Nottingham Forest   Evangelos Marinakis $620M[38] Capital Maritime & Trading Corp
Southampton   Sport Republic (80%)[39]
  Katharina Liebherr (20%) 		$1.3B[40] United Group
Inheritance
Tottenham Hotspur
(more information) 		  Family of Joe Lewis (60%)
  Daniel Levy (25%)[41] 		$5.8B[42][43] Currency Trading
West Ham United
(more information) 		  David Sullivan[44]
  Daniel Kretinsky
  Vanessa Gold[45] 		$10.3B[46][47][48] Daily Sport, Sunday Sport
EPH
Wolverhampton Wanderers   Guo Guangchang[49]
  Liang Xinjun
  Wang Qunbin 		$5.8B[50][51][52] Fosun International[nb 3]

EFL Championship

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Blackburn Rovers   Anuradha Jitendra Desai

  Banda Venkatesh Rao

  Banda Balaji Rao[53]

$2B[54] Venkateshwara Hatcheries Group
Bristol City   Stephen Lansdown $2.6B[55] Hargreaves Lansdown
Burnley   Alan Pace (50.38%) ALK Capital LLC
Cardiff City   Vincent Tan (51%)[56] $730M[57] Berjaya Group
Coventry City   Doug King (100%) [58] YELO Enterprises, RCMA Capital
Derby County   David Clowes[59] £252m[60] Property development
Hull City   Acun Ilıcalı Acun Medya
Leeds United   York Family[61]

  Red Bull

$6.7B[62] San Francisco 49ers, DeBartolo Corporation
Luton Town   Luton Town Football Club 2020 Limited Supporter-owned
Middlesbrough   Steve Gibson $263M[63] Bulkhaul Limited
Millwall   John Berylson
  Richard Smith[64] 		$175M[65] Chestnut Hill Ventures
Norwich City (more information)   Delia Smith and

  Michael Wynn-Jones (53%)

  Mark Attanasio (18%)[66]

$30M[67] Food industry

Publishing Poultry

Oxford United   Erick Thohir

  Anindya Bakrie

Investment
Plymouth Argyle   Simon Hallett (97%) Investment
Portsmouth   Michael Eisner $1B[68] Media; former CEO of The Walt Disney Company; Tornante
Preston North End   Trevor Hemmings CVO (51.4%)[69][70] $1.4B[71] Blackpool Tower, horse racing, investment, Northern Trust, Sportech[72]
Queens Park Rangers
(more information) 		  Lakshmi Mittal[73] $15.0B[74] ArcelorMittal
Sheffield Wednesday   Dejphon Chansiri $575M[75] Thai Union Group
Sheffield United   Abdullah bin Musa'ed[76] $200M[77] Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co.
Stoke City   John Coates[78] $4.3B[79] Bet365
Sunderland    Kyril Louis-Dreyfus (64%)

  Juan Sartori (36%)

[80]

$2.1B[81][82] Louis-Dreyfus Group
Swansea City   Stephen Kaplan & Jason Levien (68%)
  Swansea City Supporters Trust (21.1%)[83] 		Memphis Grizzlies and D.C. United
Investment trust
Watford   Gino Pozzo[84] $120M[85] Investment
West Bromwich Albion
(more information) 		   Shilen Patel

    Kiran C. Patel[86]

$500M[87] Investment

League One

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Barnsley   Neerav Parekh $1 and a blackies egg[88]
Birmingham City   Tom Wagner (45.6%)[89] Knighthead Capital Management
Blackpool   Simon Sadler (96.2%) Asset Management
Bolton Wanderers   Football Ventures (Whites) Ltd[90] $60M[91]
Bristol Rovers   Wael al-Qadi (100%)[92] $550M[91] Banking and tourism
Burton Albion           Nordic Football Group (NFG)[93]
Cambridge United   Paul Barry (75.01%)

  Mark Green (24.99%)[94]

Hospitality, technology and property
Charlton Athletic   Charlie Methven[95]

  Gabriel Brener

  Joshua Friedman

Consultancy

Investments

Crawley Town   WAGMI United LLC [96] Venture Capital
Exeter City   Exeter City FC Supporters' Trust – Trust Ownership Working Group Supporters Trust
Huddersfield Town   Kevin M. Nagle $500M[97] Health Care and Pharmacy
Leyton Orient   Eagle Investments 2017 Ltd $17M[98]
Lincoln City   Lincoln City Holdings Ltd

  Harvey Jabara

  WMA Sports Ventures[99]

  Liquid Investments[100]

Mansfield Town   John Radford $38M[91]
Northampton Town   Kelvin Thomas
  David Bower[101]
Peterborough United   Darragh MacAnthony (50%)
  Kelgary Sports and Entertainment (50%)
Reading
(more information) 		  Dai Yongge

  Dai Xiuli[102]

$950M[91] Renhe Commercial Holdings Company Limited
Rotherham United   Tony Stewart (49%)[103][104]
  Joan Stewart (46%) 		$180M[91] Lighting industry
Shrewsbury Town   Roland Wycherley[105] $17M[91]
Stevenage   Phil Wallace (91%)[106] $90M[91] Lamex Food Group
Stockport County   Mark Stott[107] Property investment
Wigan Athletic   Mike Danson[108] $1.63B[109] Media: GlobalData
Wrexham    Ryan Reynolds
  Rob McElhenney 		$400M[110] Entertainment
Wycombe Wanderers     Mikhail Lomtadze (90%)

  Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust (10%)

$5.8B[111][112] Blue Ocean Partners II Limited


Supporters Trust

League Two

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Accrington Stanley   Andy Holt What More UK
AFC Wimbledon   Wimbledon Football Club Supporters' Society Supporters Trust
Barrow   Tony Shearer (40%)
  Paul Hornby (20%)
  Kristian Wilkes (20%)
  Mark Hetherington (10%)
  Bluebirds Trust (10%)[113]
Bradford City   Stefan Rupp (77.5%) $130M[91] Investment
Bromley   Robin Stanton-Gleaves
Carlisle United
(more information) 		  Piatak Family Logistics
Cheltenham Town   Simon Keswick (26%)

  CTFC Investments Ltd (23%)

  Paul Baker (20%)

  Robins Trust (Cheltenham Town Supporters Society Ltd) (10%)[114]

Finance

Undisclosed

Insurance

Supporters Trust

Chesterfield   Chesterfield Football Club Community Trust Supporters Trust
Colchester United   Robbie Cowling[115] $55M[91] JobServe
Crewe Alexandra   Norman Hassall
  Daniel Potts[116] 		The Rowlinson Group
Doncaster Rovers   John Ryan
  Dick Watson (26%)
  Terry Bramall[117] 		MYA Cosmetic Surgery
Construction[11]
Keepmoat[118]
Fleetwood Town   Andy Pilley (98%)[119] $120M[91] BES Group
Gillingham   Brad Galinson (major shareholder)[120] Property[121]
Grimsby Town   1878 Partners (63%)

  The Mariners Trust (14%)   Mike Parker (11%)[122]

Harrogate Town   Irving Weaver[123] Property[123]
Milton Keynes Dons   Fahad Al Ghamin[124][125] InterMK Group
Morecambe   Bond Group Investments Limited (80% major shareholder)
Newport County   Newport County AFC Supporters Trust Supporters Trust
Notts County   Alexander Reedtz
  Christoffer Reedtz 		Football Radar
Port Vale   Carol Shanahan

  Kevin Shanahan[126]

Synectics Solutions

Fintech and investments

Salford City
(more information) 		  Peter Lim (40%)
  Phil Neville (10%)
  Gary Neville (10%)
  Nicky Butt (10%)
  Paul Scholes (10%)
  Ryan Giggs (10%)
  David Beckham (10%) 		$1.9B[127]
Swindon Town   Clem Morfuni $200m[91]
Tranmere Rovers   Mark Palios

Charted Accountant Holding Company

Walsall    Benjamin Boycott $12B Trivela Group LLC

National League

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Forest Green Rovers   Dale Vince
  Héctor Bellerín[128] 		$120M[91]
Sutton United     Garry Otto

  Nawaf Al Shammari

Investment group
Ebbsfleet United   Keh Sports Limited

National League North/South

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Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Blyth Spartans   Irfan Liaquat
Darlington   Darlington FC supporters trusts

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ While the personal wealth of Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan is used here, Manchester City are controlled by Abu Dhabi United Group, which internal documents suggest is ultimately managed by the government of the United Arab Emirates. Therefore, as Manchester City are controlled by companies considered state-controlled, the concept of 'net worth' is purposeless and does not apply. The actual value of the controlling entities are ultimately impossible to even guess at. The figures included are simply included as a reference point, and should therefore be taken at face value at best.
  2. ^ As Newcastle United are controlled by companies considered state-owned, the concept of 'net worth' is purposeless and does not apply. The actual value of the controlling entities are ultimately impossible to even guess at. The figures included are simply included as a reference point, and should therefore be taken at face value at best.
  3. ^ The direct parent company of the club was W.W. (1990) Limited, which was acquired by Prestige Century Holdings Limited; Prestige Century was a subsidiary of Fosun Management Holdings Limited; Fosun Management Holdings was a subsidiary of Fosun International; Fosun International, a listed company of Hong Kong, is a subsidiary of Fosun International Holdings, which was majority owned by Guo Guangchang, Liang Xinjun and Wang Qunbin

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