Is the Manchester City owner rich? Or does the Chelsea owner have money?

It's clear that the Manchester City owner has the money.

With the development of football, the strength of a team is increasingly constrained by its financial resources, so the wealth and strength of the owners behind the club have almost become one of the decisive factors affecting the strength of a team. A few days ago, the British "Mirror" ranked the financial resources of the owners of 20 teams in the Premier League in the new season.

The richest man on this list is undoubtedly Manchester City owner Mansour, who has a personal net worth of £20 billion. After the Middle Eastern tycoon took over Manchester City in 2008, he immediately used money-throwing tactics to make Manchester City a giant team in European football. Manchester City have now won the Premier League twice in just a few years and are still one of the favourites for the title heading into the new season.

In second place is Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, the Russian billionaire has a net worth of £5.3 billion. Over the past 12 years, he has invested more than £1 billion in Chelsea, making Chelsea one of the strongest clubs in Europe today. It is worth mentioning that if it were not for the depreciation of the ruble, Abu's personal assets would have been much more.

Manchester City owner is Abu Dhabi consortiumAbu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates, the group has a royal background in the United Arab Emirates, is part of the country's royal wealth **adia (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority), investment direction includes oil and other fields, said total assets of 500 billion pounds, according to the report of Oxford Business Group, the consortium is the second largest consortium in the world after the Bank of Japan. The owner of Chelsea is Roman Abramovich, Forbes' 2010 rich list, the world's richest list, with assets of $4.3 billion, £500 billion and $43, so you can see which is stronger.

The latest ranking is Manchester City boss first, Abu third!

At the moment it seems that Manchester City has money, because Manchester City is a consortium. But I don't know how many. Down.

The wealth list of owners or shareholders in English football: 1, Mansour, Manchester City, 20 billion pounds (last year's 17 billion pounds, ranked 2nd), 2, Mittal's Championship QPR 17 billion (last year's 18.4 billion pounds, ranked 1st), 3, Usmanov, Arsenal 8 billion pounds (last year's 1.3 billion pounds, ranked 9th), 4, Abramovich, Chelsea's 7.4 billion pounds (last year's 7.8 billion pounds, ranked 3rd), 5, Lieb family, League One Southampton 3 billion pounds (new on the list) 6, Joe Lewis Tottenham 2.7 billion pounds (last year's 2.5 billion pounds, ranked 4) 7, O'Brien Celtic 100 million pounds (last year's 100 million pounds, ranked 6th) 8, Kroenke Arsenal 100 million pounds (last year's 100 million pounds, ranked 5th) 9, the Glazer family Manchester United 100 million pounds (last year's 1.5 billion pounds, ranked 7th) 10, Eclestone Championship QPR 1.4 billion pounds (last year's billion pounds, ranked 8th).

Single-round assets, the big Paris boss is richer.

1. Manchester City owner: Mansour

Mansour is not just a businessman, he is also a politician and a member of the UAE cabinet (according to Forbes '09, Mansour's personal fortune amounted to 17 billion pounds). )

2. Big Paris boss: Nasser

The first in line to the succession of the Qatari royal family is the chairman of the Qatar Sports Investment Association (a conservative estimate of personal assets of more than $60 billion by an authoritative body in the United States).

Mansour (full name: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan).

1. Introduction:

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the son of the Minister of Affairs of the UAE and the former UAE.

1. **The younger brother of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

One of the richest and most powerful people in the world, the oil tycoon bought Manchester City in 2009 and by 2011 had invested £1 billion in the club. According to data published by Forbes in '09, Mansour's personal fortune alone amounted to 17 billion pounds. In Forbes' 2009 list of the richest people under 40, the 39-year-old Mansour ranked third in the world, while Sheikh Mansour has a family fortune of US$1 trillion (£555 billion) that he can buy abroad.

As a result, the Al Khayan family became synonymous with wealth in Abu Dhabi.

2. Buy Manchester City:

In August 2009, Mansour bought the club for £200 million and paid off all of City's previous debts. Sheikh Mansour's wealth is mainly in oil and gas exports, and in recent years his wealth has increased exponentially due to global oil prices. Compared to his illustrious background and huge wealth, Chief Mansour's private life is very low-key.

Outsiders only know that he has two wives and loves equestrianism.

3. Wealth:

According to data released by Forbes in 2009, Mansour's personal fortune reached 17 billion pounds, and the 39-year-old ranked third in the world in the Forbes 2009 list of the richest people under 40.

Sheikh Mansour's wealth was mainly in oil and gas exports.

Manchester City boss Mansour is a native of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, male, was born in the UAE in 1970 and is the son of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the former ** of the UAE. Sheikh Mansour is one of the richest and most powerful people in the world, and the oil tycoon bought Manchester City in 2009.

He is currently the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Affairs of the UAE.

Character Experience:

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Sheikh Mansour was born in the UAE in 1970, the fifth child of Zayed II of Abu Dhabi and his wife, Fatima Peli.

After completing his studies in Abu Dhabi, he came to the United States for a higher education. In 1993, he obtained a bachelor's degree in international relations.

In 1997, Mansour was appointed Chief of Staff and later became the first Minister of State Affairs.

Since 2000, Mansour has served as President of the National Centre for Documentation and Research.

In 2005, he became Vice-Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Education Council and Chairman of the Emirates**, Abu Dhabi Food Authority and Abu Dhabi Development Council.

In 2006, he became Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Judiciary.

In 2005, Mansour was appointed to the Supreme Petroleum Council. In the same year, he became Chairman of the International Petroleum Investment Corporation and a member of the Board of Directors of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. In 2007, he was Chairman of the Emirates Investment Authority, the Royal Wealth** Council.

In 2007, Mansour was appointed Chairman of the Khalifa Bin Zayed Charity Association.

Mansour is also Chairman of First Gulf Bank and serves on the Board of Directors of the Trustees of the Zayed Charity & Humanitarian Association.

United Arab Emirates.

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, male, born in the United Arab Emirates in 1970, is the son of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the former ** Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan of the UAE, and the younger brother of the current ** Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Al of the United Arab Emirates. Nakhayan. Sheikh Mansour is one of the richest and most powerful people in the world.

The oil tycoon bought Manchester City in 2009 and by 2011 had invested £1 billion in the club.

Manchester City's current owner is Mansour, a wealthy man from the United Arab Emirates. Before taking over in 2008, Mansour's side visited at least three Premier League clubs and even held secret talks with executives from a London club at a hotel in Paris. In the summer of 2008, Manchester United owners introduced that Mansour had set his sights on Manchester City and quickly completed the acquisition.

In total, Mansour spent a hundred million pounds to buy Manchester City, and he also paid off all of City's debts. Since that year, Manchester City has spent 200-300 million on signings almost every year, and has gradually grown into a top team in Europe.