Premier League owners wealth: How much is Man Utd
Premier League owners invest millions of pounds into their clubs every year. The big six all have incredible wealth available to them and in fact, there are just five clubs in the Premier League with owners worth less than £1billion. Champions Manchester City top the table as Sheikh Mansour is worth an astonishing £23.3bn.In contrast, the poorest owner in the Premier League is at Norwich as Delia Smith and Michael Wynn-Jones amass a total of just £23m. The game got even worse for the Saints thanks to Ayoze Perez, who scored two quickfire goals, with brilliant build-up preceding both finishes. And just before half time, Jamie Vardy got in on the act with a thrashed effort into the top corner. Southampton was booed by the remaining fans in the stadium as their players trudged off a rain-sodden St Mary’s. And fans on Twitter couldn't help but notice Saints supporters' frustrations.Football fans are tearing into Southampton supporters for leaving their side’s game Leicester so soon into the match after the Foxes went 5-0 up at halftime.
Leicester started the game brightly and got in front quickly thanks to Ben Chilwell’s calm finish.
Just moments afterwards, Ryan Bertrand was sent off after some deliberation from VAR over a challenge the full-back made on Ayoze Perez. Belgian Youri Tielemans added a second just minutes later with another fine finish into the bottom corner. The other four clubs under the £1bn mark are Burnley, Watford, Sheffield United and Bournemouth. Second, to City is Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich who is worth a staggering £9.6bn. Then come Arsenal, Wolves and Aston Villa.
Manchester United fans have been against the Glazer family owners at their club for some time now.
And the Americans come in the eighth spot with a fortune of £3.6bn between them. One saving grace for them is they have more money at their disposal than Liverpool owner John Henry who is worth £2.1bn. Newcastle is another club who voice their anger at owner Mike Ashley for not investing when his value is £2.3bn.The full list can be found below.
Just moments afterwards, Ryan Bertrand was sent off after some deliberation from VAR over a challenge the full-back made on Ayoze Perez. Belgian Youri Tielemans added a second just minutes later with another fine finish into the bottom corner. The other four clubs under the £1bn mark are Burnley, Watford, Sheffield United and Bournemouth. Second, to City is Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich who is worth a staggering £9.6bn. Then come Arsenal, Wolves and Aston Villa.
Manchester United fans have been against the Glazer family owners at their club for some time now.
And the Americans come in the eighth spot with a fortune of £3.6bn between them. One saving grace for them is they have more money at their disposal than Liverpool owner John Henry who is worth £2.1bn. Newcastle is another club who voice their anger at owner Mike Ashley for not investing when his value is £2.3bn.The full list can be found below.
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