Premier League owners rich list 2025: Here are the wealthiest club owners – including Nottingham Forest’s Evangelos, Aston Villa and Brentford Owners

Premier League owners rich list 2025: Here are the wealthiest club owners – including Nottingham Forest’s Evangelos, Aston Villa and Brentford Owners

Brighton continue to challenge at the top end of the Premier League despite working on one of the smaller budgets.

The Seagulls are seventh in the top flight and pushing for the Champions League football with nine fixtures left to play.

Brighton are also through to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup and face Nottingham Forest later this month for a place in the last four.

It’s been a story of consistent progress at the Amex Stadium and much is largely down to the shrewd approach taken by chairman-owner Tony Bloom.

Much is made of their data driven strategy to the transfer market but credit also must go to how Brighton develop their players and then maximise their value when selling.

Last month the club announced their financial results for the 2023-24 season and they recorded a profit, after taxation, of £42.9m.

Bloom’s club made a profit of more than £110m on player dealing, helped by the sale of Moises Caicedo to Chelsea for a British record fee thought to be around £115m.

Brighton achieved turnover of £222.4m – the highest in the club’s history.

Bloom said: “The accounts show another healthy profit for the period. We’ve stayed competitive on the field while also making some significant investments in terms of transfer dealings ahead of that June deadline.”