What is the origin of the Manchester City owner and how much money does he have?

Manchester City's new owner, Fahim.

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.

442** believes that Manchester City owner Mansour has a fortune of around £20 billion, which is unrivalled in football. According to statistics, since the acquisition of Manchester City, Mansour's total investment has reached 100 million pounds, of which the cost of buying players is 100 million pounds, and the salary cost is 100 million pounds. 442 said that the Mansour family is the ruler of Abu Dhabi, the largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates with total assets of 400 billion pounds, and that Mansour himself is married to the daughter of the sheikh of Dubai.

442 believes that Mansour's investment in Manchester City will continue to flow.

Usmanov, who is second on the list of the richest people, owns a stake in Arsenal and has a net worth of £12.4 billion. While the Russian oligarch has said his love for Arsenal is like "male-female love", he still trails Kroenke in the battle for the Gunners' stake. Indian steel tycoon Mittal owns £11.8 billion and he still holds a 33% stake in the QPR team.

Abramovis Abramovis, the owner of another London side, Chelsea, was the first super-rich to invest in the Premier League, with assets of £10.3 billion this year, up from £7.4 billion last year. The fifth-placed Liebherr family, who bought Southampton in 2009, are far short of the top four with £3 billion in assets, which are currently top of the Championship.

In addition to the overall rankings, 442** also lists the list of new richest people, with Liverpool owner Thierry Henry ranking first with £600 million, ranking 20th in the overall list. The Vinci family, owners of Blackburn Rovers who have joined the Premier League, and Fernandes, the largest shareholder of QPR, are 23rd and 31st on the overall list, respectively.

The 100 richest people in British football.

Top 10 overall

1 Mansour (Manchester City) £20 billion.

2 Usmanov (Arsenal) £12.4 billion.

3 Mittal (QPR) £11.8 billion.

4 Roman Abramovich (Chelsea) £10.3 billion.

5 Liebherr (Southampton) £3 billion.

6 Lewis (Tottenham) £2.8 billion.

7 O'Brien (Celtic, Doncaster) £2.5 billion.

8 Kroenke (Arsenal) £1.8 billion.

9 The Glazer Family (Manchester United) billion pounds.

10 Ashley (Newcastle) billion pounds.

The boss behind ADUG, Al Fassim, has a total wealth of about £550 billion under his control.

Mansour The Mansour family is the ruling class of Abu Dhabi, the UAE royal family, and members of the Cabinet Council. The Minister of Chief's Affairs, who owns the aircraft carrier-level assets of the First Gulf Bank and the International Petroleum Investment Corporation, with total assets of 400 billion pounds, and Mansour is also married to the daughter of the Ruler of Dubai. You can think about the family assets for yourself.

Suleiman Al Fahim has become the new leader of Manchester City, and he has a big deal as soon as he takes office, and I believe that fans have a strong curiosity about what this is sacred. The Daily Mirror unveiled the mysterious figure in several ways.

1.The 30-year-old Fahim, known as the "Trump of the Middle East", came from a family with a real estate background and started his own business at the age of 18.

2 In 2005, Fahim founded a real estate company called "Hydra", which means "outstanding". The company was a huge success within two years, quickly amassing a fortune of more than $2 billion and becoming the fastest growing company in the region.

3 Fahim's company has construction projects in Mexico, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, including a golf course near the famous Al Laha Beach. The stadium will be completed in 2010 and will be the ideal place for Manchester City's players to train and relax in the summer.

4 The acquisition of Manchester City is not Fahim's first foray into sports, as he has previously sponsored a sports television station in Dubai, a Costa Rican football team and the Bundesliga. Fahim set up a football academy in Abu Dhabi this summer in partnership with Serie A giants Inter Milan and is himself president of the UAE Chess Federation.

5 Al Fahim likes to "show up" and has been photographed with show business figures such as Pamela Anderson and Hollywood's highest-paid actress Demi Moore on several occasions.

6 Fahim also followed the example of American real estate tycoon Trump and founded his own television talent show called "The Hydra Executives." In the show, eight Americans will be selected to fight against eight Britons in the real estate field, and the winner will receive $1 million.

7 Fahim, who was named the Middle East's Most Visionary CEO of the Year in 2007, has his own ambitions for Manchester City: "Our goal is simple, to make Manchester City one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League, and in the new season we will try to finish in the top four".