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Top Ten Richest Football Club Owners In The World

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11 Elite Richest Billionaries Football Club Owners In The World

Who are The Richest Single Club Owners In The World? Our list with The Richest Billionaires Football Club Owners In The World starts from the least richest billionarie to the richest billionarie, lets begin with Philip Anschutz wich number 11 on our list of billionaire soccer club owners.

11. Philip Anschutz (United States)

Total assets: $10 billion, up $3 billion from a year ago.

Club: Los Angeles Galaxy (United States)

Anschutz has made fortunes in oil, railroads and telecom however he hit the lime light when he convinced David Beckham to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Despite the fact that Beckham was injured more often than not and did not give much on the pitch, he made a ton of press for the group and was in charge of boosting participation wherever  Galaxy played. He possesses L.a. GALAXY through AEG, which additionally controls many the world’s most noteworthy show venues like the Staples Center and Nokia Theater in L.a., London’s O2, and Shanghai’s Mercedes-Benz Arena. The Los Angeles Galaxy, alongside whatever remains of AEG, is available to be purchased.

10. Roman Abramovich (Russia)

Total assets: $10.2 billion, down $1.9 billion from a year ago.

Club: Chelsea Football Club (England)

The manager of Chelsea Football Club stands out as truly newsworthy week after week. It is over and over proposed he will use a large number of Euros to bring the super stars to London, and he regularly does. Abramovich purchased Chelsea in 2003 for $233 million, the greatest takeover in British football history at the time. In under 10 years, the Russian head honcho has used over $2.97 billion in his Chelsea. Abramovich enjoys various extravagance diversions: he possesses the world’s biggest yacht, a 377-foot ice watercraft, a Boeing 767 and homes in London, France, St. Barts, Colorado and Los Angeles.

9. John Fredriksen (Cyprus)

Total assets: $11.5 billion, up $200 million from a year ago.

Group: Valerenga (Norway)

This much is true about John Fredriksen: the oil tanker and transportation big shot loves soccer very nearly as much as he abhors paying expenses. Fredriksen turned into a resident of Cyprus in 2006 to evade Norway’s strong charges and now takes after his Olso group basically from far off. Fredriksen apparently turned down a $200 million offer via Chelsea holder Roman Abramovich for his London chateau in 2006. A fanatic of English soccer, Fredriksen’s name has long been glided as a potential purchaser of a Premier League club.

8. Paul Allen (United States)

Total assets: $15 billion, up $800 million from a year ago

Club: Seattle Sounders FC (United States)

The fellow benefactor of Microsoft has gone from state-school dropout to one of the world’s wealthiest men. Allen is the sort of tycoon who consolidates his interests for games and science. He is a part-manager of Seattle Sounders FC, which plays in the American Major League Soccer and was established in 2007. Allen additionally claims different games groups like the Seattle Seahawks (football) and the Portland Trailblazers (ball). The growth survivor has a distinct fascination in neuroscience, having as of late lost his mother to Alzheimer’s malady.

7. François Pinault (France)

Total assets: $15 billion, up $2 billion from a year ago

Club: Rennes (France)

Francois Pinault’s  possesses top of the line designs including Gucci, Stella Mccartney, Alexander Mcqueen and Yves Saint Laurent. Pinault is 100% manager of Christie’s, which sold $5.3 billion of craftsmanship at closeout in 2012. His child Francois-Henri, wedded to performing artist Salma Hayek, is a soccer enthusiast. Since 1998, the family Pinault possesses Stade Rennais, otherwise called Rennes, an expert soccer club in their local Brittany.

6. Rinat Akhmetov (Ukraine)

Total assets: $15.4 billion, down $600 million from a year ago.

Club: FC Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine)

Ukraine’s wealthiest and child of a coal digger, Akhmetov has been riding high after UEFA Euro 2012 comps were played in his $400 million Donbass Arena. Akhmetov is the holder and president of FC Shakhtar Donetsk, which won the national title seven times in the previous 13 years. Soccer is the most prominent game in Ukraine, particularly among elite rich people. Akhmetov‘s business accomplice, Vadim Novinsky, with a fortune of $1.9 billion, is the manager of Ukranian club PFC Sevastopol.

5. Lakshmi Mittal (India)

Total assets: $16.5 Billion, up $500 million from a year ago.

Club: Queens Park Rangers Football Club (England)

Indian steel aristocrat Lakshmi Mittal is a long-term London inhabitant; he and his child Aditya were among the light bearers for the 2012 Olympics Torch Relay. Laskshmi and his family possess 33% of Queens Park Rangers, which broke their own transfer record twice, using over $30 million to purchase striker Loic Remy and  Chris Samba. At present, the west London club is in 15th position of the English Premier League. Tony Fernandes, who runs Asia’s biggest plan carrier, additionally claims stake in QPR, which was once possessed via elite Bernard Ecclestone.

4. Alisher Usmanov (Russia)

Total assets: $17.6 Billion, down $500 million from a year ago.

Club: Arsenal Football Club (England)

The wealthiest man in Russia, Alisher Usmanov, has his fingers in numerous pots: he got rich in metals (iron and steel), yet now has premiums in everything from Silicon Valley new businesses to Russia’s biggest business corporation Kommersant. He sold piece of his stake in Facebook at the time of the 2012 IPO, pocketing $1.3 billion. Usmanov and extremely rich accomplice Farhad Moshiri, who has a fortune of $2.8 billion, likewise own stakes in FC Arsenal. American  Stanley Kroenke, with an expected total assets of $5 billion, is the controlling shareholder of FC Arsenal. English press asserts that a Middle East consortium is setting up an offer to purchase out Arsenal for around $30,000 an offer, totalling over $2 billion.

3. George Soros (United States)

Total assets: $19.2 Billion, down $800 million from a year ago.

Club: Manchester United (England)

Extremely rich  speculator George Soros is known for having burned up all available resources in England. Presently, he’s owns the UK’s biggest soccer club, Manchester United. In August 2012, Soros uncovered a 7.85% stake in the football club, through his speculation firm, Soros Fund Management. Billionaire Malcolm Glazer is the club’s official holder. He took Old Trafford public just last year still holding 98% of voting share and took in a profit of $100 million. The stock surged more than 33% in the accompanying 6 months. Manchester United turned more than $3 billion in January 2013.

2. Amancio Ortega (Spain)

Total assets: $57 Billion, up $19.5 billion from a year ago.

Club: Deportivo La Coruna (Spain)

Spain’s Amancio Ortega, the design kingpin who established the Spanish retail titan Inditex, has moved into the main three among the world’s wealthiest shockingly. Ortega can frequently be appeared to be in the tribunes of stadium Riazor, home of Deportivo La Coruna. A year ago his little girl’s million dollar wedding was to begin 90 minutes late on account of a match between his worshipped group and Barcelona B. Ortega is the year’s greatest gainer, up $19.5 billion. On the other hand, his adored soccer group, known as”el Turco,” has been the greatest failure in the Spanish League as such, at present in the last position.

1. Carlos Slim Helu (Mexico)

Total assets: $73 Billion, up $4billion from a year ago.

Clubs: Club Pachuca, Club Leon (Mexico) and Real Oviedo (Spain)

Carlos Slim is the world’s wealthiest man for the fourth year consecutively. He made his fortune in telecom however didn’t stop there. His inescapable realm is additionally included in Football. In September 2012, he purchased stakes in two Mexican clubs, Club Pachuca and Club Leon. In November 2012, Slim obtained piece of battling Spanish soccer group Real Oviedo. and with all his wealth he tops the list of 11 Elite Richest Football Billionaires.