Man United were put up for sale by current owners, the Glazer family, in November 2022. They currently sit third in the Premier League table behind Arsenal and Manchester City.
It has been reported that the Qatar Investment Authority will make a bid for Manchester United by the end of the week as they look to take 100-per-cent ownership.
But there are some potential complications that could emerge should the deal go through as a subsidary of the Qatar Investment Authority already owns French giants Paris Saint-Germain.
Since Newcastle United’s £305million takeover in 2021, Chelsea have been sold while Liverpool and Manchester United have recently been put up for sale in what has been described as a ‘ripple’ effect.
Ownership models at Premier League clubs can be quite complicated with different individuals and companies owning different stakes. As a result we’ve combined the wealth of each club’s key stakeholders to reach a reported net worth figure for each side’s ownership model.
Here’s every Premier League club ranked from the lowest ownership net worth to the highest, plus where QIA would stand in comparison...
1. 19th: Luton Town - Paul Ballantyne
Reported net worth: £25.74million Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS
2. 18th: Sheffield United - Abdullah bin Musa’ed
Reported net worth: £156million Photo: Lexy Ilsley
