The Premier League’s multi-club owners — who’s got what, and where

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BlueCo also bought a majority stake in French side Strasbourg in the summer of 2023, setting the ownership group’s multi-club model in motion.

Meanwhile, Ratcliffe bought a 100 per cent stake in Nice in 2019 for around £85m, but he was forced to put the French side into a blind trust last season after they qualified for the Europa League alongside Man United.

Marinos, Girona, Mumbai City, Lommel SK, Troyes, Palermo, Bahia, Sichuan Jiuniu, Montevideo City Torque and Club Bolivar.

Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris bought a controlling stake in Aston Villa alongside Wes Edens in 2018.

The Brighton chairman bought a majority share in Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise in 2018, but he reduced his interest to a minority stake in 2023 after both clubs qualified for the Europa League.

Bloom invested £10m in Hearts this summer to buy a 29 per cent stake in the Scottish club, while he also owns shares in Australian outfit Melbourne Victory.

Matthew Benham bought a controlling stake in Brentford in 2012, with his innovative recruitment model later helping the club reach the Premier League.