Premier League Owners Ranked By Their Net Worth – Here Is The Richest!

Following the European Super League fiasco earlier last month, the wealth of Premier League owners has come under scrutiny. During that time, football fans around the world condemned what looked to be a blatant cash grab from Europe’s biggest clubs that threatened the future of the Champions League and Premier League as we know them.

But thankfully the project fell apart under 48 hours as the owners of the ‘big six’ clubs decided to pull out of the competition, which also featured the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Juventus.

Even though the breakaway competition is out of existence, for now, the mere threat of such a money-rich competition has opened a broader debate about whether or not the sport is losing its identity.

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Thus, it’s enough reason to encourage us to put the riches of the Premier League owners under the microscope to see exactly how much wealth in their control.

Premier League Owners Ranked By Net Worth

It is safe to say that the Premier League bigwigs are not short in the cash department as all but three of the owners boasting fortunes over £1 billion.

But the order might not go as you would expect with some of the ‘big six’ clubs actually featuring lower down the list.

Hence. let’s forge ahead with the list of the Premier League owners ranking by their net worth below;

Pos	Owner	Club	Net Worth
1	Sheikh Mansour	Manchester City	£15.19 billion
2	Roman Abramovich	Chelsea	£9.65 billion
3	Stan Kroenke	Arsenal	£6.31 billion
4	Shahid Khan	Fulham	£5.93 billion
5	Nassef Sawiris	Aston Villa	£5.39 billion
6	Guo Guanghang	Wolverhampton Wanderers	£4.41 billion
7	Joe Lewis and Daniel Levy	Tottenham Hotspur	£3.98 billion
8	Glazer family	Manchester United	£3.8 billion
9	Joshua Harris	Crystal Palace	£3.42 billion
10	Gao Jisheng	Southampton	£3.1 billion
11	Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and family	Leicester City	£2.96 billion
12	Mike Ashley	Newcastle United	£2.6 billion
13	John W Henry and Tom Werner	Liverpool	£2.6 billion
14	Lai Guochuan	West Bromwich Albion	£2.2 billion
15	Farhad Moshiri	Everton	£1.9 billion
16	David Sullivan and David Gold	West Ham United	£1.56 billion
17	Tony Bloom	Brighton & Hove Albion	£1.3 billion
18	Andrea Radrizzani	Leeds United	£450 million
19	Abdullah bin Musa’ad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud	Sheffield United	£198 million
20	Alan Pace	Burnley	Unconfirmed