I have just checked my calendar to make sure it isn't April 1st. So what does 200 million buy? Furthermore, he is not a member of McKinseys alumni system, which is very unusual for anyone who has had a senior position there, especially a budding entrepreneur. However, BBC Sport understands that Farnell and El Kashashy are in talks with major shareholders at the club. At the time of writing, Forbes puts his net worth at $12.7bn (9.65bn), up from $11.3m back in the spring when the publication posted its most recent billionaires list. The Egyptian entrepreneur involved in Burnley FC takeover bid, Who is Chris Farnell? Egypt international Ahmed Hassan Kouka found the back of the net for Alanyaspor in. Burnley are regarded as one of the best-run clubs in the Premier League but chairman Mike Garlick's refusal to loosen the purse strings has led to a strained relationship with manager Sean Dyche, who has repeatedly called for his squad to be strengthened. Burnley are the subject of a 200m takeover bid from Egyptian businessman Mohamed El Kashashy and lawyer Chris Farnell. The published content on this website is a product of our research and is published with no underlying commercial purpose for information and event reporting purposes only. Maybe a Premier League Two would add an element of insurance. 13 John W Henry and Tom Werner - 2.35-2.66bn. His main business venture is Think Food LLC, which operates several restaurant chains around the United Arab Emirates. Staunch Partners, Charlton Athletic & Burnley FC. For every clued up Burnley fan there'll be 10 celebrating like they've won the lottery. All parties are now waiting for the Premier League to rubber-stamp the deal. What happened in football today: December 22 2020 Tachira venezuela loteria dominicana: 1: 12%: Pescaderia barriuso burgos lighthouse: 2: 13%: Forbach frankreich hotel: 3: 14%: Memorandum of understanding mou terms The Egyptian businessman Mohamed El Kashashy is behind a potential 200 million takeover. Burnleys Turf Moor stadium, where the club have not scored a Premier League goal this season. Heres how it works. Henry and Werner are the men at the top of Fenway Sports Group, owners of Liverpool. Mohamed ElKashashy - Managing Partner - Beta-Infra | LinkedIn Under the ownership of the Russian-Israeli businessman, the Blues were the biggest spenders in the Premier League in 2020 after signing players including Kai Havertz and Timo Werner. According to the Mail, he is worth an estimated 198m.
