Have you ever wondered who’s financing your favorite football team? Football club owners have money—big money—and these 10 rank as the wealthiest. Each brings a fortune and a unique impact to the sport. Here are the 10 richest owners in world football right now.
Shahid Khan: Jacksonville Jaguars
Khan’s business acumen helped transform the franchise. Shahid Khan, with a net worth of $13.5 billion, owns the Jacksonville Jaguars. He has invested heavily in both the team and its stadium, TIAA Bank Field, to improve the team’s competitiveness and enhance the fan experience.
David Tepper: Carolina Panthers
David Tepper, with a net worth of around $21.3 billion, purchased the Carolina Panthers in 2018. He has since invested in on-field talent, community outreach, and team facilities and leveraged his financial expertise to ensure the Panthers remain at par in the evolving NFL scene.
Jerry Jones: Dallas Cowboys
One of the iconic owners of the Dallas Cowboys, and one of the most valued teams in American football. With a net worth of approximately $16.1 billion, Jerry Jones has led the team to major success and has been a major influencer in NFL policies and broadcast rights.
Jim Irsay: Indianapolis Colts
Jim Irsay inherited the Colts from his father and has grown his wealth to an estimated $4.8 billion. He led the Colts through their most successful era, including a Super Bowl win. Irsay is known for investing in the team’s facilities and enhancing fan engagement.
Arthur Blank: Atlanta Falcons
Co-founder of Home Depot, Arthur Blank, owns the Atlanta Falcons. Blank’s estimated net worth is $9.5 billion, and he focuses on community involvement while enhancing the overall fan experience. Under his leadership, the Falcons reached the Super Bowl and enhanced their fan-friendly facilities.
Steve Bisciotti: Baltimore Ravens
Steve Bisciotti, with a net worth of $7.5 billion, owns the Baltimore Ravens. Since acquiring majority ownership, Bisciotti has maintained a competitive franchise, which was highlighted by their 2013 Super Bowl victory. His investments in player development and team culture have solidified the Ravens as a consistent contender.
Stephen Ross: Miami Dolphins
The billionaire who owns the Miami Dolphins, Stephen Ross is valued at $17 billion. Ross has focused on modernizing Hard Rock Stadium and turning the Dolphins into a competitive NFL team. His efforts have ensured a better game-day experience and improved the team’s roster and infrastructure.
Mark Davis: Las Vegas Raiders
He owns the Las Vegas Raiders, overseeing the team’s switch to Las Vegas in 2020. Davis, who has a net worth of about $2.3 billion, has concentrated on growing the franchise’s market share and included building Allegiant Stadium, which has become a major hub for NFL events and entertainment.
Robert Kraft: New England Patriots
Robert Kraft is the longtime holder of the New England Patriots, one of the most thriving franchises in NFL history. Worth about $11.8 billion, Kraft’s leadership has seen the Patriots win multiple Super Bowl titles, establishing them as a dominant force in American football.
Stan Kroenke: Los Angeles Rams
Stan Kroenke owns the Los Angeles Rams, a prominent NFL team. After relocating the team to Los Angeles and winning the Super Bowl in 2022, he amassed a net worth of $16.9 billion. Kroenke’s sports empire extends well beyond football to major American leagues.
