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The total value of Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group's empire has broken through the $10bn mark. The rise is some $600m from the 2022 list, although they do drop a place to fourth after being leap-frogged by Jerry Jones ($11.3bn), the owner of NFL's most valuable franchise, the Dallas Cowboys. FSG remain behind Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke's Kroenke Sports & Entertainment ($12.75bn) whose investments also include the Los Angeles Rams, Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets, while Formula One and Atlanta Braves owners Liberty Media top the list at $20.8bn.

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Of the other sporting empires that have Premier League teams in their portfolio, Manchester United and Tampa Bay Buccaneers owners the Glazer family placed eighth ($7.53bn) while Manchester City owners City Football Group's multi-club model is valued at $5.96bn. There are further Liverpool links on the 25-strong list, with 11 per cent FSG owners RedBird Capital, who acquired their share in March 2021 for $750m, making their first appearance on the list.



The shareholding in Crystal Palace is one done separately through both Josh Harris and David Blitzer as individual investors.


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