The 12 Richest Soccer Club Owners in the World
Behind every top-tier football club is a powerful figure bankrolling the ambition. These billionaires aren’t just investing in sports — they’re shaping the modern game. From tech titans and real estate moguls to royalty and retail giants, these club owners are leaving their mark on global football, bringing in marquee signings, building global brands, and transforming modest teams into world-class institutions.
This list showcases the 12 richest soccer club owners based on their estimated net worth — and highlights how their money, vision, and influence are rewriting the rules of the beautiful game.
Mark Mateschitz
Club: RB Leipzig & New York Red Bulls
Net worth: $39.2 billion
The heir to the Red Bull empire, Mark Mateschitz controls a massive global sports portfolio. With a strong presence in football through RB Leipzig and FC Red Bull Salzburg, he’s expanded the brand's influence far beyond energy drinks — into elite European football and beyond.
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Chalerm Yoovidhya
Club: RB Leipzig & New York Red Bulls
Net worth: $36 billion
As co-owner of Red Bull GmbH, Yoovidhya has helped transform the brand into a global sporting juggernaut. From Formula 1 to football, his investments have made Red Bull one of the most recognizable names in global sports.
Sheikh Mansour
Club: Manchester City
Net worth: $30 billion
Sheikh Mansour revolutionized Manchester City following his 2008 takeover. Through the City Football Group, he’s turned the club into a global brand with dominance in England and growing influence worldwide, including in the U.S., Australia, and South America.
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David Tepper
Club: Charlotte FC
Net worth: $20.6 billion
A Wall Street giant, Tepper entered Major League Soccer with the launch of Charlotte FC in 2022. Known for bold investments, his strategy has brought financial muscle and long-term vision to the growing U.S. soccer scene.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Club: Manchester United
Net worth: $16.4 billion
British billionaire and INEOS founder, Ratcliffe recently secured a minority stake in Manchester United, taking over football operations. A passionate fan, he’s intent on restoring United to the summit of global football through smart spending and infrastructure investment.
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Stan Kroenke
Club: Arsenal
Net worth: $16.2 billion
The American mogul behind Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, Kroenke took full control of Arsenal in 2018. While his ownership has sparked debate among fans, Arsenal's resurgence in recent years has renewed hope under his steady, hands-off leadership.
Philip Anschutz
Club: LA Galaxy
Net worth: $15.2 billion
A key figure in the foundation of Major League Soccer, Anschutz has long supported U.S. soccer. Through Anschutz Entertainment Group, he’s invested in stadiums and clubs — most notably LA Galaxy — helping MLS survive its early struggles and become a thriving league.
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Shahid Khan
Club: Fulham FC
Net worth: $12 billion
Khan purchased Fulham in 2013, bringing stability and ambition to the historic London club. Also owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) and AEW wrestling, his diverse sports portfolio reflects a commitment to global entertainment and athletics.
Nassef Sawiris
Club: Aston Villa
Net worth: $9.2 billion
The Egyptian billionaire revitalized Aston Villa following his 2018 investment. Under his stewardship, the club returned to the Premier League and significantly grew in value. His wider sports interests include stakes in Madison Square Garden Sports.
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Nasser Al-Khelaifi
Club: Paris Saint-Germain
Net worth: $8 billion
Since 2011, Al-Khelaifi has led PSG’s rise into a football powerhouse. Backed by Qatar Sports Investments, he brought in global stars like Neymar and Mbappé, while boosting the club’s valuation and global fan base. He also heads beIN Media Group.
Zhang Jindong
Club: Inter Milan
Net worth: $7.4 billion
Zhang took over Inter Milan in 2016, revitalizing the Italian giants and raising their profile globally. Though his involvement has lessened, his initial investment through Suning Holdings marked a major shift in European club ownership.
François-Henri Pinault
Club: Stade Rennais
Net worth: $7 billion
The CEO of luxury group Kering, Pinault has owned Ligue 1 club Stade Rennais since 1998. His smart investments led to a Coupe de France win in 2019, and his broader portfolio spans wine, fashion, and global media.
