Sheikh Mansour, the owner of Manchester City, has amassed a fortune of £17 billion, primarily through his booming International Petroleum Investment Company.

Apart from being a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, he also holds the position of Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and is the Minister of Presidential Affairs.

The 51-year-old sheikh is a close friend of Richard Branson, who acquired a significant stake in Branson’s Virgin Galactic space venture.

In addition to overseeing Manchester City’s dominance in English football, Mansour has invested in various sports ventures globally.

He acquired Manchester City in 2008 for £210 million, ensuring they could sign top talents globally.

Mansour also expanded his football portfolio, owning shares in clubs across the United States, Australia, India, Japan, Spain, Uruguay, China, Belgium, and France.

His extensive collection of luxury cars includes Ferrari, Daimler AG (Mercedes), and a remarkable Bugatti Veyron fleet.

Mansour’s extravagant lifestyle extends to a £42 million Spanish villa and a £400 million yacht named Topaz, known for hosting A-list Hollywood stars.

Beyond his interests in football, Mansour is involved in various businesses, including a 5% stake in Ferrari and 9.1% in Daimler AG.

His impressive car collection features a Mercedes SLR-McLaren, Lamborghini Reventon, and a Ferrari Enzo, showcasing his love for luxury vehicles.

As a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, Mansour enjoys the privileges of owning private residences and palatial estates.

Emirates Palace, a seven-star hotel he owns, is known for its opulence and has been featured in films like Fast and Furious 7.

In addition to his diverse business investments, Mansour holds shares in Virgin Galactic, emphasizing his interest in space tourism.

Despite the substantial fortune he has amassed, Mansour’s future with Manchester City ensures a bright outlook for the club.