Who owns the Premier League relationship map

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People in Who owns the Premier League

Avram Glazer, Manchester United, co-chairman, from 1960

Joel Glazer, Manchester United, co-chairman, from 1967

Bryan Glazer, Manchester United

Kevin Glazer, Manchester United

Edward Glazer, Manchester United

Darcie Glazer Kassewitz, Manchester United

Jim Ratcliffe, INEOS, runs football at Manchester United, from 1952

Yasir Al-Rumayyan, Governor of the PIF, chairs Newcastle, from 1970

Amanda Staveley, PCP Capital, brokered both Gulf takeovers, from 1973

David Reuben, Reuben Brothers, Newcastle, from 1938

Simon Reuben, Reuben Brothers, Newcastle, from 1941

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Owner of Manchester City, from 1970

Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Chairman of Manchester City, from 1975

Mohammed bin Zayed, President of the UAE, Mansour's brother, from 1961

Roman Abramovich, Owned Chelsea from 2003 to 2022, from 1966

Todd Boehly, Chairman of Chelsea, from 1973

Behdad Eghbali, Clearlake, co-controls Chelsea

John W. Henry, Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool, from 1949

Tom Werner, Chairman of Liverpool, from 1950

Mike Gordon, Ran Liverpool day to day for FSG

Amit Bhatia, Led the 1892 Holdings consortium

Jeff Bezos, In the Liverpool consortium, from 1964

Eduardo Saverin, In the Liverpool consortium, from 1982

Lakshmi Mittal, In the Liverpool consortium, from 1950

Stan Kroenke, Owner of Arsenal, from 1947

Josh Kroenke, Arsenal director, from 1980

Nassef Sawiris, V Sports, chairman of Aston Villa, from 1961

Wes Edens, V Sports, Aston Villa, from 1961

Joe Lewis, ENIC, Tottenham, from 1937

Daniel Levy, Ran Tottenham for ENIC, from 1962

Relationships in Who owns the Premier League

Joel Glazer and Avram Glazer: brothers, and co-chairmen (family, confirmed) source

Joel Glazer and Bryan Glazer: brothers (family, confirmed) source

Joel Glazer and Kevin Glazer: brothers (family, confirmed) source

Joel Glazer and Edward Glazer: brothers (family, confirmed) source

Joel Glazer and Darcie Glazer Kassewitz: brother and sister (family, confirmed) source

Joel Glazer and Avram Glazer: took the club in a leveraged buyout (business, confirmed, from 2005) source

Joel Glazer -> Jim Ratcliffe: sold him a quarter of the club (business, confirmed, 2023 to 2024) source

Avram Glazer -> Jim Ratcliffe: sold him a quarter of the club (business, confirmed, 2023 to 2024) source

Yasir Al-Rumayyan and Amanda Staveley: took Newcastle together (business, confirmed, from 2021) source

Yasir Al-Rumayyan and David Reuben: took Newcastle together (business, confirmed, from 2021) source

Yasir Al-Rumayyan and Simon Reuben: took Newcastle together (business, confirmed, from 2021) source

David Reuben and Simon Reuben: brothers (family, confirmed) source

Amanda Staveley -> Yasir Al-Rumayyan: left the board three years in (business, confirmed, 2024) source

Amanda Staveley -> Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed: brokered his Manchester City takeover (business, confirmed, 2008) source

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed and Mohammed bin Zayed: brothers (family, confirmed) source

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed -> Khaldoon Al Mubarak: made him chairman (business, confirmed, from 2008) source

Roman Abramovich -> Todd Boehly: forced sale to his consortium (business, confirmed, 2022) source

Roman Abramovich -> Behdad Eghbali: forced sale to his consortium (business, confirmed, 2022) source

Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali: co-control Chelsea (business, confirmed, from 2022) source

Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali: fell out over who runs it (conflict, reported, from 2024) source

John W. Henry and Tom Werner: Fenway Sports Group together (business, confirmed, from 2010) source

John W. Henry and Mike Gordon: Fenway Sports Group together (business, confirmed, from 2010) source

Tom Werner and Mike Gordon: Fenway Sports Group together (business, confirmed, from 2010) source

John W. Henry -> Amit Bhatia: sold 38 percent to his consortium (business, confirmed, 2026) source

Amit Bhatia and Jeff Bezos: in the same consortium (business, confirmed, from 2026) source

Amit Bhatia and Eduardo Saverin: in the same consortium (business, confirmed, from 2026) source

Amit Bhatia and Lakshmi Mittal: in the same consortium (business, confirmed, from 2026) source

Lakshmi Mittal and Amit Bhatia: father in law (family, confirmed, from 2004) source

Stan Kroenke and Josh Kroenke: father and son (family, confirmed) source

Stan Kroenke -> Josh Kroenke: director under him at Arsenal (business, confirmed, from 2018) source

Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens: own Aston Villa together (business, confirmed, from 2018) source

Joe Lewis -> Daniel Levy: ran the club for him (business, confirmed, 2001 to 2025) source

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