The Premier League is back and set to enthral us for yet another season. And with 20 teams eager to win titles and stay in England’s top flight, money talks.
While Manchester City faces 115 financial charges and Chelsea passes 40 first team players, City A.M. have taken a look at who owns each Premier League club.
ClubMajority stakeholderMajority stakeholder primary industryLast year finishArsenalStan KroenkeKroenke Sports & Entertainment2Aston VillaV SportsPrivate equity4BournemouthWilliam P. FoleyFinancial services12BrentfordMatthew BenhamMatchbook betting exchange owner17Brighton & Hove AlbionTony BloomSports betting11ChelseaClearlake Capital GroupPrivate equity6Crystal PalaceJohn TextorDigital media and entertainment10EvertonFarhad MoshiriBusinessman, formerly steel15Fulham Shahid KhanSports tycoon13Ipswich Town Gamechanger 20 Ltd.Sport ownership firmPROMOTEDLeicester CityThe Srivaddhanaprabha FamilyKing PowerPROMOTEDLiverpoolFenway Sports GroupMultinational sports holding conglomerate3Manchester CityAbu Dhabi United GroupPrivate equity1Manchester UnitedGlazer Family
Sir Jim RatcliffeFirst Allied Corporation/Chemical firm8Newcastle UnitedPublic Investment FundSovereign wealth7Nottingham ForestEvangelos MarinakisInvestor/local government17SouthamptonSport RepublicSports investment firmPROMOTEDTottenham HotspurFamily of Joe Lewis (60%)Trust5West Ham United David SullivanMedia9Wolverhampton Wanderers Fosun Sports GroupSport and gaming investment142024/25 OWNERS, VARIOUS SOURCES