Richest Premier League Owners (2021) – See The Top 10

Who are the richest owners in the Premier League?

You and I know that the EPL is the wealthiest national league in world football and most – if not all – of its clubs are owned by billionaire businessmen from different parts of the world: China, the United States, Russia and the Middle East.

Even Nigeria’s, and indeed Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote was rumoured at one point in time to have interest in buying Arsenal.

Also, the Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate and former Governor of Abia State, Orji Uzor Kalu, was considering buying 35 per cent stake in Arsenal FC.

Who knows? The Richest Premier League Owners can come from Africa too.

Here are the richest owners in English football.

Before that, let’s see a list of the current owners of English football clubs, as well as their estimated net worth (where available).

Owners Of Football Clubs In England

List of Premier League owners

1. Arsenal: Stan Kroenke – $8.3B
2. Aston Villa: Nassef Sawiris – $9.4B
3. Brighton & Hove Albion: Tony Bloom – $1.3B
4. Burnley: ALK Capital
5. Chelsea: Roman Abramovich – $13.9B
6. Crystal Palace: Steve Parish + Joshua Harris (18%) + David S. Blitzer (18%) – $3.9B
7. Everton: Farhad Moshiri (77.2%) + Bill Kenwright CBE + Jon Woods – $2.5B
8. Fulham: Shahid Khan – $7.9B
9. Leeds United: Andrea Radrizzani (63%) + 49ers Enterprises – York Family and others (37%) -$4B
10. Leicester City: The Srivaddhanaprabha Family – $3.7B
11. Liverpool: Fenway Sports Group – $2.8B
12. Manchester City: Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan – $22B
13. Manchester United: The Glazer Family – $4.7B
14. Newcastle United: Mike Ashley – $4B
15. Sheffield United: Abdullah bin Musa’ed – $200M
16. Southampton: Gao Jisheng (80%) + Katharina Liebherr (20%) – $4B
17. Tottenham Hotspur: Joe Lewis (70.6% of 85% holding company) + Daniel Levy (29.4% of 85% holding company) – $5.2B
18. West Bromwich Albion: Guochuan Lai (87.8%) – $2.8B
19. West Ham United: David Sullivan (51.1%) + David Gold (35.1%) + Albert Smith (10%) – $1.6B
20. Wolverhampton Wanderers: Guo Guangchang + Liang Xinjun + Wang Qunbin – $9.14B

List Of EFL Championship Owners

1. Barnsley: Chien Lee + Paul Conway + Grace Hung + Neerav Parekh + Billy Beane + The Cryne Family – $9.1B
2. Birmingham City: Paul Suen – $440M
3. Blackburn Rovers: V H Group (99.9%) – $860M
4. Bournemouth: Maxim Demin – $100M
5. Brentford: Matthew Benham
6. Bristol City: Stephen Lansdown – $2.5B
7. Cardiff City: Vincent Tan (51%) – $770M
8. Coventry City: Joy Seppala
9. Derby County: Mel Morris – $500M
10. Huddersfield Town: Phil Hodgkinson – $475M
11. Luton Town: Luton Town Football Club 2020 LTD
12. Middlesbrough: Steve Gibson – $263M
13. Millwall: John Berylson + Richard Smith – $175M
14. Norwich City: Delia Smith and Michael Wynn-Jones (53%) + Michael Foulger (15%) – $30M
15. Nottingham Forest: Evangelos Marinakis – $650M
16. Preston North End: Trevor Hemmings CVO (51.4%) – $720M
17. Queens Park Rangers: Tony Fernandes (66%) – $745M + Lakshmi Mittal (33%) – $18B
18. Reading: Dai Yongge (90.29%)
19. Sheffield Wednesday: Dejphon Chansiri
20. Rotherham United: Tony Stewart OBE (49%) + Joan Stewart (46%) + Richard Stewart (5%) – $180M
21. Stoke City: The Coates Family – $3.1B
22. Swansea City: Stephen Kaplan & Jason Levien (68%) + Swansea City Supporters Trust (21.1%)
23. Wigan Athletic: International Entertainment Corporation
24. Watford: Gino Pozzo – $120M

List of League One Owners

1. Accrington Stanley: Andy Holt
2. AFC Wimbledon: Wimbledon Football Club Supporters’ Society (The Dons Trust)
3. Blackpool: Simon Sadler (96.2%)
4. Bristol Rovers: Wael al-Qadi (100%) – $30M
5. Burton Albion: Ben Robinson (98%)
6. Charlton Athletic: Thomas Sandgaard
7. Doncaster Rovers: John Ryan + Dick Watson (26%) + Terry Bramall CBE
8. Fleetwood Town: Andy Pilley (98%)
9. Gillingham: Paul Scally
10. Hull City: The Allam Family – $325M
11. Ipswich Town: Marcus Evans
12. Lincoln City: Lincoln City Holdings Ltd (70%)
13. Milton Keynes Dons: Pete Winkelman
14. Oxford United: Sumrith Thanakarnjanasuth
15. Peterborough United: Darragh MacAnthony (50%) Kelgary Sports and Entertainment (50%)
16. Portsmouth: Michael Eisner
17. Rochdale: Andrew Kilpatrick
18. Shrewsbury Town: Roland Wycherley
19. Southend United: Ron Martin
20. Sunderland: Stewart Donald
21. Tranmere Rovers: Mark Palios
22. Wycombe Wan-derers: Rob Couhig (75%) + Wycombe Wanderers Supporters Trust (25%)
23. Bolton Wanderers: Ken Anderson – $17M

List of League Two Owners

1. Bradford City: Stefan Rupp (77.5%)
2. Cambridge United: Paul Barry (80%) Adam Webb (10%) Mark Green (10%)
3. Carlisle United: Andrew Jenkins (37% of 93% holding company) + John Nixon (18%) + Steven Pattison (18%) + The United Trust (25.4%)
4. Cheltenham Town: Andy Wilcox
5. Colchester United: Robbie Cowling
6. Crawley Town: The Executors of Bruce Winfield’s Estate
7. Crewe Alexandra: Norman Hassall Hassall (32% of 60% holding company) + Daniel Potts
8. Exeter City: Exeter City FC Supporters’ Trust – Trust Ownership Working Group
9. Forest Green Rovers: Dale Vince + Hector Bellerin
10. Grimsby Town: John Fenty (42.91%) + Mike Parker (22%) + The Mariners Trust (14.13%) – $18M
11. Leyton Orient: Eagle Investments 2017 Ltd
12. Mansfield Town: John Radford
13. Morecambe: Bond Group Investments Limited (82% major shareholder)
14. Newport County: Newport County AFC Supporters Trust
15. Northampton Town: David Anthony Cardoza + Anthony Michael Cardoza + Deborah Jones + Trustees of Stuart Wilson
16. Oldham Athletic: Abdallah Lemsagam
17. Plymouth Argyle: Simon Hallett (97%)
18. Port Vale: Synsol Holdings Ltd
19. Salford City: Peter Lim (40%) + Phil Neville (10%) + Gary Neville (10%) + Nicky Butt (10%) + Paul Scholes (10%) + Ryan Giggs (10%) + David Beckham (10%) – $2.5B
20. Scunthorpe United: Peter Swann and family $445M
21. Stevenage: Phil Wallace (91%)
22. Swindon Town: Lee Power
23. Walsall: Leigh Pomlett

Without further ado, let me now reel out premier league owners rich list:

Top 10 Richest Premier League Owners

10. Mike Ashley: Newcastle – $2.8bn

9. Joshua Harris: Crystal Palace – $4.3bn

8. Glazer family: Manchester United – $5bn

7. Guo Guanchang: Wolves – $5.6bn

6. Nassef Sawiris: Aston Villa – $5.8bn

5. Joe Lewis & Daniel Levy: Tottenham – $6bn

4. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (and family): Leicester City – $6bn

3. Stan Kroenke: Arsenal – $10bn

2. Roman Abramovich: Chelsea – $11.3bn

1. Sheikh Mansour: Manchester City – $20bn