Sunderland chairman Kyril Louis-Dreyfus’ reported net worth compared with other Premier League owners | OneFootball

Kyril Louis-Dreyfus’ reported net worth places Sunderland 15th among Premier League owners, following a rapid revival since he became majority shareholder in February 2021.

Sunderland Echo reports that the Black Cats have celebrated two promotions, including a Wembley play-off win that ended a nine-year top-flight absence, and secured European football for only the second time.

Head coach Regis Le Bris led them back into the elite, a standout summer window preceding a campaign that finished with Europa League qualification. The 28-year-old owner has been a visible, popular presence home and away.

At the top of the wealth list, Newcastle United are listed at £723.3bn. They are followed by Manchester City at £24.5bn, Manchester United at £20.5bn, Chelsea at £19bn and Arsenal at £16.1bn.

Sunderland’s figure is £2.8bn, with Bournemouth on £2.7bn and Brighton on £1.3bn below them. Nottingham Forest are at £3.3bn, while Liverpool and Tottenham stand at £5.8bn and £5.2bn respectively.

Elsewhere, Fulham are at £10.9bn, Ipswich Town £10.8bn, Aston Villa £8.1bn and Everton £7.1bn. Leeds United are on £5.2bn, Coventry City £317m, Brentford £280m and Hull City £225m.

Source: Sunderland Echo