Here, Vodacom Soccer takes a look at which Premier League club owner has the most money.

20. Luton Town - David Wilkinson

Net worth: £25.74million

Wilkinson is a lifelong Hatters fan and founding member of Luton Town 2020 - the consortium that miraculously led the club out of administration in 2008 and into the Premier League.

19. Sheffield United - Abdullah bin Musaid Al Saud

Net worth: £158million

Former president of the Saudi Arabia General Sports Authority. Purchased half of Sheffield United in 2013 and helped lead the club from League One to the Premier League. He took over full control of the club in 2019 after a legal battle with Kevin McCabe,

18. Burnley - Alan Pace

Net worth: £190million

Financial guru and sports technology innovator. Current managing director of ALK Capital. He spent 20 months as interim president of Real Salt Lake in the USA and allegedly previously attempted to buy Sheffield United.

17. Brentford - Matthew Benham

Net worth: £220million

Another lifelong fan-turned-owner, Benham made his money from running gambling firms such as Matchbook and Smartodds. He bought Brentford in 2012 and also owns Danish Superliga side FC Midtjylland. He has become rather famous for bringing a "Moneyball", statistics-based model to running football clubs in Europe.

16. Brighton & Hove Albion - Tony Bloom

Net worth: £1.3billion

Another owner that made his money in the gambling industry, although he was a punter. Tony Bloom made his billions through gambling and his statistical viewpoint has had a clear impact on Brighton's ethos and success in the transfer market.

15. Bournemouth - William P. Foley

Net worth: £1.26billion

Bill Foley is a successful American businessman and former attorney who has a large sports portfolio. Aside from taking control at Bournemouth, he also owns the Vegas Golden Knights in the NHL and Ligue 1 side FC Lorient.

14. Nottingham Forest - Evangelos Marinakis

Net worth: £2.5billion

Evangelos Marinakis is a media mogul from Greece and also owns Greece Super League side Olympiacos. He has not been afraid to flash the cash in the transfer market and it has helped Forest maintain their place in the Premier League.

13. Manchester United - Glazer family

Net worth: £3.7billion

For how much longer Manchester United will be in the clutches of the Glazer family is anyone's guess, with Sir Jim Radcliffe looking to buy a stake in the club - but for now the unpopular Americans are still in charge.

Reports suggest they are holding out for a bid of around £10billion to sell their share.

12. Crystal Palace - John Textor, David Blitzer, Josh Harris and Steve Parish

Net worth: £4.3billion

Calculating the net worth of some of the richest people in the world has always been a step above guesswork, so when there are four owners it becomes even more opaque - but there is clear financial clout in this conglomerate.

Joe Harris also owns the NHL franchise New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA.

11. Tottenham Hotspur - ENIC Group

Net worth: £4.6billion

There is no doubt Daniel Levy is the face of the operation and chairman of Tottenham Hotspur - but Joe Lewis is the purse strings with a 70.6% share of the ENIC Group that owns the club.

While Levy is seen almost every week at Spurs games, Lewis lives largely in the Bahamas.

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10. Wolverhampton Wanderers - Fosun Group

Net worth: £5.5billion

Guo Guangchang is a Chinese businessman, investor and face of the Fosun Group that owns Wolves.

He bought the club for just £45million and helped them return to the Premier League, where its value has gone through the roof since. Very shrewd investment indeed.

9. West Ham United - David Sullivan

Net worth: £5.8billion

Sex sells, as the old saying goes, and David Sullivan - along with late business partner David Gold - got into the top half of the Premier League owner rich list doing just that in the soft-porn and adult toy industries.

The pair initially owned Birmingham before selling up to take over their boyhood club, West Ham.

8. Fulham - Shahid Khan

Net worth: £6.2billion

The man, without question, with the best moustache in the Premier League - and the only Premier League owner from Pakistan.

Khan made his billions in the USA as a supplier of motor vehicle components.

These days, he's more of a sports tycoon as he also owns the NFL franchise Jacksonville Jaguars and is a co-owner of All Elite Wrestling.

7. Liverpool - Fenway Sports Group

Net worth: £7.7billion

John W. Henry is the head of Fenway Sports Group and has been in charge of Liverpool for well over a decade.

Henry, and the group, are most famous for their ownership of the Boston Red Sox in the MLB as well as early attempts to convert the successful "Moneyball" tactic from baseball team management to football.

6. Everton - 777 Partners

Net worth: £8billion

777 Partners is a Miami-based private investment firm that holds stakes in no less than seven football clubs (Sevilla, Genoa, Standard Liege, Red Star Belgrade, CR Vasco da Gama and Melbourne Victory as well as Everton).

They have stated their aim is to build financially sustainable and profitable clubs. Good luck winning anything gents.

5. Aston Villa - V Sports

Net worth: £9.4billion

Nassef Sawiris, son of Egyptian billionaire Onsi Sawiris, along with American business partner Wes Edens are credited with saving Aston Villa from administration when their company, V Sports, bought a 55 per cent stake in the club from Tony Xia.

They have also been generous in the transfer market and some big-money signings have earned them a place in European competition this season.

4. Arsenal - Stan Kroenke

Net worth: £10.2billion

Despite being one of the richest owners in the Premier League, Arsenal have never been particularly big spenders and the club went through a long period of stagnation that had fans calling for a change in ownership before Mikel Arteta was able to turn things around and make the side a contender again.

3. Chelsea - BlueCo

Net worth: £12.5billion

The consortium BlueCo is headed by American businessman Todd Boehly, who originally attempted to buy Chelsea in 2019 but was turned down by then-owner Roman Abramovich.

However, he got his chance when Abramovich was forced to shed foreign assets after Russia invaded Ukraine - and formed BlueCo along with Hansjorg Wyss and Mark Walter to get the deal over the line.

2. Manchester City - Abu Dhabi United Group

Net worth: £17.4billion

Abu Dhabi United Group is a private equity company owned by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

It owns multiple sports and business ventures, such as New York City in the MLS and Melbourne City in Australia's A-League, as well as over £1billion in investments in Manchester.

1. Saudi Public Investment Fund, RB Sports & Media, PCP Capital Partners

Net worth: £489billion

Outstripping the rest of the Premier League combined by some distance, Newcastle United's ownership group includes some of the richest and most powerful men in the world.

Mohammed bin Salman, crown prince of Saudi Arabia, is club chairman.

The Saudi Public Investment Fund is the sovereign wealth fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and has put money into plenty of sports properties in recent years such as LIV Golf, to the extent they have been accused of trying to use sport to wash the country's reputation.

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