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Ownership · 2026-27
14 of 20 Premier League clubs have multi-club investors
The same investors turn up at clubs across Europe. These connections include minority stakes as well as controlling ownership.
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Shared investors
Man Utd
Links include minority stakes. Sharing an investor does not mean sharing a controlling owner.
See Man Utd’s ownershipHow it’s counted & sources
Current Premier League first teams, counted once even when linked to several groups. A link means a recorded holding connects the club to a multi-club investor; it does not establish common control.
The connections shown here cover European first teams in Clubs DB. An investor may also hold clubs elsewhere. Club and group pages show the ownership chains, stake sizes where known, confidence, and original sources.
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| Club and sources | Recorded multi-club investors |
|---|---|
| Arsenal | Kroenke Sports & Entertainment |
| Aston Villa | V Sports |
| Bournemouth | Black Knight Football Club |
| Brentford | Matthew Benham |
| Brighton | Tony Bloom |
| Chelsea | BlueCo |
| Coventry | No group link recorded |
| Crystal Palace | Global Football Holdings (David Blitzer) |
| Everton | The Friedkin Group (Pursuit Sports) |
| Fulham | No group link recorded |
| Hull | No group link recorded |
| Ipswich | No group link recorded |
| Leeds | 49ers Enterprises, Red Bull |
| Liverpool | RedBird Capital Partners |
| Man City | City Football Group |
| Man Utd | INEOS |
| Newcastle | Public Investment Fund |
| Nott'm Forest | Evangelos Marinakis clubs (Olympiacos, Nottingham Forest, Rio Ave) |
| Spurs | No group link recorded |
| Sunderland | No group link recorded |