List of owners of English football clubs

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A list of all owners with a significant interest (a stake above 10%) within English football clubs: including their estimated net worth and sources of wealth.

Premier League[edit]

Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Arsenal
(more information) 		United States Stan Kroenke[1] $12.9B[2] Commercial property
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment
Walmart
Aston Villa
(more information) 		Egypt Nassef Sawiris[3]
United States Wesley Edens 		$11.9B[4][5] Investment and Industry
Fortress Investment Group
Bournemouth United States William P. Foley[6] $1.6B[7] Fidelity National FinancialVegas Golden Knights
Brentford England Matthew Benham[8] $30M[9] Gambling firms
Brighton & Hove Albion England Tony Bloom (75.61%)[10] $1.3B[11] Online Gambling, Property, Land Development & Investments
Chelsea
(more information) 		United States Clearlake Capital Group (Behdad Eghbali and Jose Feliciano)

United States Todd Boehly

Switzerland Hansjorg Wyss

United States Mark Walter[12][13]

$15.8B[14][15][16] Investment consortium

Los Angeles Dodgers

Crystal Palace England Steve Parish (10.74%)
United States Josh Harris (18%)
United States David S. Blitzer (18%)

United States John Textor (40%)[17][18]

$5.5B[19] Tag Worldwide Investments
Everton
(more information) 		IranUnited Kingdom Farhad Moshiri (94%)[20] $2.9B[21] Steel and energy
Theatre production
Fulham
(more information) 		PakistanUnited States Shahid Khan[22] $7.9B[23] Flex-N-Gate Corp (automobile parts manufacturer)
Jacksonville Jaguars
All Elite Wrestling
Leeds United Italy Andrea Radrizzani (56%)
United States 49ers Enterprises – York Family and others (44%)[24][25][26] 		$4B[27][28] Aser Ventures

San Francisco 49ers, DeBartolo Corporation

Minority investor sources include YouTube and Zappos

Leicester City Thailand The Srivaddhanaprabha Family[29] $1.7B[30] King Power International Group
Liverpool
(more information) 		United States John W. Henry

United States Tom Werner[31]

$9.8B[32] Fenway Sports Group
Manchester City
(more information) 		United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi United Group (81%) (state-owned)

United States Silver Lake (18%)

China China Media Capital and China CITIC Group (1%)[33][34]

$22B[35][nb 1] Sovereign wealth

Investments

Manchester United
(more information) 		United States Glazer Family[36][37] $4.7B[38] First Allied Corporation, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Newcastle United
(more information) 		Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (80%) (state-owned)
England RB Sports & Media (10%)
England PCP Capital Partners (10%) 		$620B[39][nb 2] Sovereign wealth
Nottingham Forest Greece Evangelos Marinakis $620M[40] Capital Maritime & Trading Corp
Southampton England Sport Republic (80%)[41]
Switzerland Katharina Liebherr (20%) 		$1.3B[42] United Group
Inheritance
Tottenham Hotspur
(more information) 		England Joe Lewis (60%)
England Daniel Levy (25%)[43] 		$5.8B[44][45] Currency Trading
West Ham United
(more information) 		Wales David Sullivan[46]
Czech Republic Daniel Kretinsky 		$7.3B[47][48][49] Daily Sport, Sunday Sport
EPH
Wolverhampton Wanderers China Guo Guangchang[50]
China Liang Xinjun
China Wang Qunbin 		$6.9B[51][52][53] Fosun International[nb 3]

EFL Championship[edit]

Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Birmingham City China Paul Suen[54] $450M[55] Birmingham Sports Holdings
Blackburn Rovers India V H Group (99.9%) $2B[citation needed] Venkateshwara Hatcheries Group
Blackpool England Simon Sadler (96.2%) Asset Management
Bristol City England Stephen Lansdown $2.6B[56] Hargreaves Lansdown
Burnley United States ALK Capital (84%)[57] Investment consortium
Cardiff City Malaysia Vincent Tan (51%)[58] $750M[59] Berjaya Group
Coventry City England Doug King (100%) [60] YELO Enterprises, RCMA Capital
Huddersfield Town England Dean Hoyle $500M[61] Card Factory
Hull City Turkey Acun Ilıcalı $100M[citation needed] Acun Medya
Luton Town England Luton Town Football Club 2020 Limited Supporter-owned
Middlesbrough England Steve Gibson $263M[62] Bulkhaul Limited
Millwall United States John Berylson
United States Richard Smith[63] 		$175M[55] Chestnut Hill Ventures
Norwich City (more information) England Delia Smith and

Wales Michael Wynn-Jones (53%) United States Mark Attanasio (18%)[64]

$30M[65] Food industry

Publishing Poultry

Preston North End England Trevor Hemmings CVO (51.4%)[66][67] $1.4B[68] Blackpool Tower, horse racing, investment, Northern Trust, Sportech[69]
Queens Park Rangers
(more information) 		Malaysia Tony Fernandes
India Lakshmi Mittal[70] 		$15.5B[71][72] Air Asia, Tune Group
ArcelorMittal
Reading
(more information) 		China Dai Yongge

China Dai Xiu Li[73]

$950M[74] Renhe Commercial Holdings Company Limited
Rotherham United England Tony Stewart (49%)[75][76]
England Joan Stewart (46%) 		$180M[74] Lighting industry
Sheffield United Saudi Arabia Abdullah bin Musa'ed[77] $200M[78] Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co.
Stoke City England The Coates Family[79] $9.4B[80][81] Bet365
Sunderland FranceSwitzerland Kyril Louis-Dreyfus (51%)

Uruguay Juan Sartori (30%)

England Stewart Donald (19%)[82]

$2.1B[83][84] Louis-Dreyfus Group
Swansea City United States Stephen Kaplan & Jason Levien (68%)
Wales Swansea City Supporters Trust (21.1%)[85] 		Memphis Grizzlies and D.C. United
Investment trust
Watford Italy Gino Pozzo[86] $120M[87] Investment
Wigan Athletic Bahrain Phoenix 2021 Limited Investment
West Bromwich Albion
(more information) 		China Guochuan Lai (87.8%)[88] Investment[89]

League One[edit]

Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
Accrington Stanley England Andy Holt What More UK
Barnsley India Neerav Parekh
United Kingdom The Cryne Family
Australia Julie Anne Quay
United States Chien Lee
United States Pacific Media Group 		$9.1B[90] NewCity capital
Pacific Media Group
Pidilite Industries
Bolton Wanderers England Football Ventures (Whites) Ltd[91] $60M[74]
Bristol Rovers Jordan Wael al-Qadi (100%)[92] $550M[74] Banking and tourism
Burton Albion England Ben Robinson (98%)
Cambridge United England Paul Barry (70%)

United States Adam Webb (10%)

United States Mark Green (20%)[93]

Hospitality, technology and property
Charlton Athletic Denmark Thomas Sandgaard $575m Zynex Medical
Cheltenham Town England Simon Keswick (26%)

Cayman Islands CTFC Investments Ltd (23%)

England Paul Baker (20%)

England Robins Trust (Cheltenham Town Supporters Society Ltd) (10%)[94]

Finance

Undisclosed

Insurance

Supporters Trust

Derby County England David Clowes[95] £252m[96] Property development
Exeter City England Exeter City FC Supporters' Trust – Trust Ownership Working Group Supporters Trust
Fleetwood Town England Andy Pilley (98%)[97] $120M[74] BES Group
Forest Green Rovers England Dale Vince
Spain Héctor Bellerín[98] 		$120M[74]
Ipswich Town United States Gamechangers 2020 American Pension Fund
Lincoln City England Lincoln City Holdings Ltd (70%)
Milton Keynes Dons England Pete Winkelman[99][100] $200M[74] InterMK Group
Morecambe England Bond Group Investments Limited (80% major shareholder)
Oxford United Thailand Sumrith Thanakarnjanasuth
Peterborough United Republic of Ireland Darragh MacAnthony (50%)
Canada Kelgary Sports and Entertainment (50%)
Plymouth Argyle United States Simon Hallett (97%) Investment
Port Vale England Carol Shanahan

England Kevin Shanahan[101]

Synectics Solutions

Fintech and investments

Portsmouth United States Michael Eisner $1B[102] Media; former CEO of The Walt Disney Company; Tornante
Sheffield Wednesday Thailand Dejphon Chansiri $575M[103] Thai Union Group
Shrewsbury Town England Roland Wycherley[104] $17M[74]
Wycombe Wanderers United States Rob Couhig (75%)

England Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust (25%)

Feliciana EFL Ltd

Supporters Trust

League Two[edit]

Club Owner(s) Estimated
combined
net worth 		Source of wealth
AFC Wimbledon England Wimbledon Football Club Supporters' Society (The Dons Trust) Supporters Trust
Barrow England Tony Shearer (40%)
England Paul Hornby (20%)
England Kristian Wilkes (20%)
England Mark Hetherington (10%)
England Bluebirds Trust (10%)[105]
Bradford City Germany Stefan Rupp (77.5%) $130M[74] Investment
Carlisle United
(more information) 		England Andrew Jenkins (37% of 93% holding company)
England John Nixon (18%)
England Steven Pattison (18%)
England The United Trust (25.4%) 		$23M[74] Pioneer Foods
Businessman (retired)
Carlisle Glass
Investment Trust
Colchester United England Robbie Cowling[106] $55M[74] JobServe
Crawley Town United States WAGMI United LLC [107] Venture Capital
Crewe Alexandra England Norman Hassall Hassall (32% of 60% holding company)
England Daniel Potts[108] 		The Rowlinson Group
Doncaster Rovers England John Ryan
Scotland Dick Watson (26%)
England Terry Bramall[109] 		MYA Cosmetic Surgery
Construction[10]
Keepmoat[110]
Gillingham United States Brad Galinson[111] (majority shareholder) Property[112]
Grimsby Town England 1878 Partners (63%)

England The Mariners Trust (14%)England Mike Parker (11%)[113]

Harrogate Town England Irving Weaver[114] Property[114]
Hartlepool United India Raj Singh Prestige Group
Leyton Orient England Eagle Investments 2017 Ltd $38M[74]
Mansfield Town England John Radford $38M[74]
Newport County Wales Newport County AFC Supporters Trust Supporters Trust
Northampton Town England David Anthony Cardoza
England Anthony Michael Cardoza
England Deborah Jones
England Trustees of Stuart Wilson[115]
Rochdale England Andrew Kilpatrick
Salford City
(more information) 		Singapore Peter Lim (40%)
England Phil Neville (10%)
England Gary Neville (10%)
England Nicky Butt (10%)
England Paul Scholes (10%)
Wales Ryan Giggs (10%)
England David Beckham (10%) 		$2.9B[116]
Stevenage England Phil Wallace (91%)[117] $90M[74] Lamex Food Group
Stockport County England Mark Stott[118] Property investment
Sutton United South Africa United States Garry Otto

Saudi Arabia Nawaf Al Shammari

Investment group
Swindon Town Australia Clem Morfuni $200m[74]
Tranmere Rovers England Mark Palios

Indonesia Santini Group

Charted Accountant Holding Company

Walsall England Leigh Pomlett

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ As Manchester City 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.
  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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