Nassif Sawiris leads the "Arab Legion Battalion" for English Premier League clubs
The next edition of Premier League is a rare paradox: the presence of 3 clubs belonging to the Arab owners.
The start with Nasif Sawiris, the Egyptian businessman who achieved the dream of the fans of Aston Villa, after the rise of the professional team in the ranks of Ahmed Al-Mohammadi, the star of Egypt to the Premier League Premier League.
Businessman Nassif Sawiris contributed in July 2018 to buying the English club Aston Villa – which was in financial straits – in partnership under the name NSWE With US investor Wesley Ednes, to contribute to the capital increase of Aston Villa English club against the ownership of 55% of the shares of the club, free of any indebtedness.
Aston Villa, a professional with Egypt's Ahmed Hammadi, rose to the next edition of the Premiership Premier League after defeating Derby County 2-1 in their final match at the end of the "playoff" tournament.
Aston Villa's goal came from Anwar Al Gazzi from Ahmed Mohammedi in the 44th minute, John McGinn in the 59th minute, while Derby County's only goal came from Martin Waghorn in the 81st minute.
The UAE Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan owns Manchester City, while Prince Abdullah bin Mas'ed bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud owns Sheffield United.
Prince Abdullah bin Mousaed has owned 50% of the shares of Sheffield United Club since 2013, where he shares with the businessman Kevin McAfee in the ownership of the club.
Prince Abdullah bin Musaed is the first Saudi businessman to buy shares in an English club.
It is worth mentioning that Prince Abdullah bin Musaed bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud is the brother of the former president of the Crescent Club, Prince Abdulrahman bin Mousaed.
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