How many of the world s richest men are Manchester City s new owners?

Find out how rich Al-Fahim really is. Fahim, nicknamed the "Downer Trump of the Middle East", is the most prominent genius in the American real estate industry, almost single-handedly sketching the outlines of New York, Washington and other cities. At just 31 years old, Al-Fahim is proficient in chess and has an extremely high IQ.

In 2005, he founded Hydra Real Estate Company, and in just three years, he built skyscrapers everywhere in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, and has become the brightest new star in Abu Dhabi, where the real estate industry is developed. In the Middle East, a land full of billionaires, Al-Fahim's personal wealth has reached 14th. The women around him are Hollywood superstars like Demi Moore.

But make no mistake: without Abu Dhabi's royal background, Al Fahim would be a new Abu at best. He can't even reach the heights of the owner of Stamford Bridge, who is a football-fanatic, second-best monster.

The Abu Dhabi royal family, Mansour Al Nahyan is the real power behind Al Fahim, and the concept he brings to the Premier League is completely new and subversive. Sovereign wealth** (SWFS) is an issue that has been active in the world's financial markets in recent years, with the vast majority concentrated in oil-exporting countries and export-oriented economies. The most active is the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority——— which acquired the core institutions of Manchester City.

To put it simply, the national income of oil- and gas-rich countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Norway, and Saudi Arabia is too high, and the surplus funds are snowballing, so they use a very transparent way to manage this part. How much assets does Abu Dhabi Investment Authority have? Even magazines like Forbes, which specialize in wealth assessments, can't say for sure, but it is estimated that they have invested $873 billion around the world, in the fields of bonds, finance, real estate, etc., "buy an airline one month, buy a team next month to play, this is their life."

People familiar with this circle commented.

Members of the Al-Fahim-led oil consortium hold 10 times as much wealth as Chelsea owner Abou. It seems that Manchester City's big money this time is not trivial, and the club has also been in place in one step, and has become the richest club in the world. There is no exact data to show the strength of the Abu Dhabi consortium The Abu Dhabi consortium is a multinational investment group established by the royal family of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, the largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, and its business scope covers oil, natural gas, real estate, building materials, shipping, tourism, film and television, sports and other fields.

The Abu Dhabi consortium is an oil-based company, but its flagship is a real estate company called Hayrad, with nearly $2 billion in investment projects around the world. The Emirate of Abu Dhabi accounts for 10% of the world's proven oil reserves in the UAE, and its capital, Abu Dhabi, is the richest city in the world.

To be exact, he is not at the top of the Forbes list, which is 59th, but that doesn't count his real wealth, because the world's richest people don't include consortiums or individuals with royal backgrounds, and Abu Dhabi falls into this category, and he only counts the sheer profits he makes from selling diamonds, just like if you were to count them all, then the richest man in the world would be the Sultan of Brunei, but his property is the property of the whole country, so it's not fair to calculate that.

After the acquisition of Manchester City by the wealthy businessman of the United Arab Emirates, Fahim, ranked sixth on the 2008 Forbes list of the world's richest people

The new boss is just a person who comes forward, and the backstage is the entire UAE Abrabi royal family, which is said to have a royal family of 550 billion pounds, I don't know if it's not. Anyway, it's the one who sells oil. To refuel the car is to give them money.

This ranking is quite boring. Aristocratic culture is not popular in today's society. The ancestors are so awesome, it is the old and young who are willing to hang on their lips and beat the tooth sacrifice scraps. It's just a laughing stock.

At this point in time, to make such a ranking, a simple subtext is about the historical background Manchester City is still a primary school student, even if the scenery is in front of him, the seniority is just the last seat.

But at this time, after Manchester City won the league title, is it really good to come up with such a ranking? Or is it something that fans of the big clubs that are now ahead of Manchester City are willing to mention and see?

Such a ranking, it doesn't have to be now, at the moment when every championship is decided in the Premier League era, the Red Army can be ranked first, but every time it is rowed, will it sting the hearts of fans even more, the once awesome has become a major pressure today, and it has become a ridicule of everyone today.

The rankers, who clearly waved the flag for the Red Army in ancient times, despised the Blue Army that temporarily succeeded in the Jin Yuan uprising in front of them, but in fact killed people and punished their hearts, lowering the style of the Red Army.

Competitive sports, even if you turn the page, if your ancestors sit in a row, don't play today, everyone is better than history. The glory of the past belongs to the group of people in the past, and the realistic achievements must be worked hard by the current generation of ** blood and sweat.

Looking down on the opponent who knocks down oneself, it is not others who despise him, but himself. Manchester City is very awesome, especially this year, awesome is not afraid, what I am afraid of is that primary school students let their parents take action.

Lost a share, lost someone. The field is lost by itself, and it is found by itself. A cycle every year, a year to settle accounts, and pull out the average ranking, what can it mean, show that a short period of time is not awesome? Bull is bullishness, regardless of length or shortness.

The Red Army is not bad at this ambition, the glory of the older generation, this generation can afford to resist, the Premier League has been in the Premier League for so many years, and it has been ranked for 50 years, and it has been the whole five years and ten years, and it is still impossible to find the current self-confidence.

First of all, Liverpool, with a long history, was founded in 1892. The club has won a total of 18 English top-flight titles. Manchester United 20, Arsenal 13, Chelsea 6, Manchester City 6, although they have not won the championship in the Premier League, but the background is still there, and they are the top four regulars.

In addition, there are quite a lot of champions in history, so it is not surprising that the ranking is high. On the other hand, four of Manchester City's six times have been won in the last 10 years. Historically, the ranking is relatively low, so it makes sense to be at the bottom.

There are many people with huge wealth in the world, and there are many people with considerable power, but there are not many people who can become rich and powerful, and Mansour can be said to be one of them, of course, this limits his chances of being selected on the Forbes rich list, but I believe that Mansour will not care about this dispensable ranking, after all, no one can shake the strength there.

Why hasn't Manchester City owner Mansour been on the Forbes list?

Mansour is the son of the former Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan of the UAE, and the younger brother of the current Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the UAE, he is a member of the royal family, his money does not belong to him personally, but to the consortium of their royal family, he has part of the right to use, but there is no ownership, and the ultimate ownership is in the hands of their family, so this wealth can only be regarded as owned by this big family, not by him personally, Therefore, he has no chance of appearing on the Forbes list.

We all know that Mansour's personal fortune is rumored to be 17 billion pounds, and when he bought the Manchester City team in the Premier League, he spent 200 million pounds, and also paid off all the debts of Manchester City, and his 17 billion pounds of wealth as long as it comes from the oil and gas industry in the United Arab Emirates, he himself is the deputy prime minister and minister of affairs of the United Arab Emirates, so this money can also be said to be the country's money, so it is not Mansour who is rich, but his family is rich, and his 170 Hundred million pounds is also their country's money.

We all know that after Mansour settled in Manchester City, he began to launch an offensive against the world's best footballers, and was once close to Ronaldo and Messi, but because of the contract or the problem of the opposing home team, this signing ended without a problem.

If we look at the current squad of Manchester City's club, we know that this team is not bad at all because of the arrival of Mansour's family, Ederson, Carlsen, Bravo Sterling, Mahrez, Bernardo Shear, Aguero, Jesus, David Silva, Gundogan, Rodri Hernandes, Phil Foden, De Bruyne, Sane, Fernandinho, Kyle Walker, Stones, Benjamin Mendy, Otamendi, Cancelo, Zinchenko, Laporte, Look at these footballers who are now playing in their prime, and these players are no weaker than Real Madrid and Barcelona. David Silva, Fernandinho, Aguero, these well-known players are all recruited by Mansour and the consortium at great expense, and this team has the foundation and strength to compete for the championship.

But as the British sports community, they don't want their country's football clubs to be touched by some businessmen who don't understand football, after all, professionals can be professionals, and Mansour and the family behind him, buying Manchester City's football club is more of an entertainment, or to vent their rich and willful performance, not to make this football team better, which is also a problem that the mainstream of British sports is worried about, which may also be Messi, One of the reasons why a football superstar like Cristiano Ronaldo did not come to Manchester City is because only in the hands of professionals can there be a future, and in the hands of those who don't understand football, they will only waste their spare time.

This is because most of Mansour's wealth comes from family property, so this one does not meet the requirements for inclusion in the Forbes rich list, so we have never seen him appear on this rich list.

Because the wealth of Manchester City's owner is relatively mysterious, a considerable part of the money he invests in Manchester City is his family's money, and the Forbes ranking does not know much about the wealth of Manchester City's owner.

Because most of his fortune is family property, and their family Forbes is on the list, there is no need to list a single person

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.

Mansour is not just a businessman, he is also a politician, a member of the UAE Cabinet Council and the UAE Minister for Head of State. Under his umbrella, he owns the aircraft carrier-level assets of First Gulf Bank and International Petroleum Investment Corporation.

Ferguson accused City of spending money like madmen, but Mansour was seen as a pragmatic, shrewd and wise man. He has a lot of investments in the UK, such as the 11% stake he owned, just seven months after he bought Barclays, which netted him £1.4 billion. On the same day that Mansour sold his stake in Barclays, City signed Barry from Villa for £12 million.

£12 million is not crazy for £1.4 billion. £100 in Ferguson's eyes, in Mansour's eyes, may be just 1 shilling.

Mansour is also the President of Al Jazeera Sports Club and Emirates Elite Racing Association. If he is short of money and needs some pounds, he can do it to his wife, Mannar, who is the daughter of Al Maktoum, the Ruler of Dubai. Mansour and Mannar have two children, a 4-year-old daughter and a 3-year-old son.

But he also has a wife and an older child.

The question is, why did Manchester City become the lucky ones? Why did Mansour choose Manchester City? The Sun said that most importantly, Mansour is also a fan and wants to make Abu Dhabi as globally known as Dubai through football.

Next to Mansour is his friend Mubarak, who is also the current president of Manchester City. Mubarak is currently in charge of running the royal family's investments and runs a two-year-old Mubadala Development Company. Mubadala currently has investments in more than 50 well-known companies around the world, including Ferrari Italy, in which they own a 5% stake.