Meet the world's richest sports team owners with combined net worth of £343bn
Sport is more and more becoming a billionaire's game - and Daily Star Sport looks at the 10 wealthiest team owners, including some familiar faces from the Premier League
Sport is awash with cash these days - from lavish new stadiums to footballers commanding fees north of £100million, it's a rich person's game.
However, even millionaires might struggle to compete with some of the names on this list as Daily Star Sport looks at sport's 10 richest owners. According to research by OBLG, all the names on this list have their net worth comfortably in the billions.
From Manchester City to the Los Angeles Clippers - four different sports are represented on this list. While 50% of the owners that have made the cut, own some sort of sports team in North America.
Steve Ballmer - £79bn
Steve Ballmer smashed record when he acquired the Los Angeles Clippers in 2014 for £1.6bn - but that was just a splash in the ocean for the mogul. Ballmer is believed to be the eight richest man on the planet.
(Image: Getty Images)1 of 9Carlos Slim - £67bn
Between 2010 and 2013, Slim was ranked by Forbes as the richest person in the world, these days he's been eclipsed by Elon Musk. At least he'll have second-tier Spanish side Real Oviedo to distract him in the meantime.
(Image: LatinContent via Getty Images)2 of 9Mukesh Ambani - £60bn
The only cricket owner on the list, Mukesh Ambani is the chief at IPL heavyweights Mumbai Indians. And he recently parted way with £1.5m to bring English all-rounder Cameron Green to Mumbai.
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