Compared with Manchester City’s new boss Fahim or Abramovich, who is richer? What is their family property?

Al Fahim

The UAE's Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Group acquired Manchester City and set several records at once. The ￡32.5 million spent on Robinho was The summer bid is worth the king, and Manchester City's total transfer investment this summer ranks first among European clubs.

In addition to Robinho, Al Fahim also plans to acquire "at least 18 world-class players" and announced that he is willing to spend 135 million pounds to introduce Ronaldo. One of his friends revealed that Torres and Cesc Fabregas are also targets of the Emirati tycoon because he believes they are the three strongest people in the world at the moment.

Al Fahim’s remarks do not seem to be big words. In fact, on the transfer deadline, Manchester City also made several huge offers. The first was an offer of 30 million pounds for Berbatov, which Tottenham also accepted, followed by an offer for Valencia's David Villa and Stuttgart's German striker Gomez. The specific offer was not disclosed, and in the end it was just because of the rush of time. , and at the same time, coupled with the player's personal willingness and psychological preparation, the transaction was not completed. Otherwise, Manchester City's total transfer investment this summer would probably reach a shocking figure.

In just one week, Al Fahim's profile in the UK has risen sharply, and the Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Group he chairs has also become a target of attention. What is the origin of this consortium located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates? Is Al Fahim really possessing wealth that far exceeds Abu's wealth as revealed by the media?

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The group has a royal background in the United Arab Emirates and is part of the country’s royal wealth fund ADIA (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority). Its investment directions include oil and other fields. It is said that the total With assets of 500 billion pounds, according to a report by Oxford Business Group, the consortium is the world's second largest consortium after the Bank of Japan.

The 31-year-old Al Fahim himself is a member of the Nahyan family of the Abu Dhabi royal family. He was educated in the United States and received an MBA certificate in France. He himself has a close relationship with the UAE royal family. He ranked 16th among the 100 most powerful Arabs.

Talking about the acquisition of Manchester City and future plans, Al Fahim said that he would do a big thing like Abramovich did in 2003, and do it better. "I think it will be the same [with the Abramovich effect]," Al Fahim said. "We want Manchester City to compete for trophies in all competitions, not only in England but also in the Champions League. I think what this club has been missing is a The right people came to provide financial support, and now they have it.”

According to the person who brokered the acquisition, Abu’s wealth multiplied by 10 is almost the economic strength of the Emirates, and “this gang. People’s purpose is not to make money, they just love to watch the Premier League.”

Dr. Al Fahim

Behind the scenes:

The world’s wealth is behind the Emiratis’ acquisition of Manchester City in the Premier League. The full embodiment of the second distribution!

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the rise in bulk raw material prices, especially the surge in oil and iron ore, has completely redistributed global income from OECD and East Asian countries to Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. and Russian tilt. Rising oil prices alone redistributed 3% of global GDP. The money was transferred to oil-exporting countries.

Most people will probably ask, who is Al Fahim? So here are ten things you need to know about him.

1) Dr. Al Fahim is 30 years old, and his family is engaged in real estate business. He has been in the industry since he was 18 years old.

2) He studied in American business schools and received a PhD in real estate investment and an MBA in finance and real estate from the Kogod School of Business at American University in Washington, DC.

3) He founded Hydra Properties in 2005, determined to "be different." He did. In the first two years of the company's establishment, he signed US$2 billion in business, and his company became the fastest growing enterprise in the region.

4) They currently have projects in Mexico, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and other places, including a comprehensive golf and leisure center near Al Laha Beach, which will be completed in 2010. Perhaps there will be It has become an excellent choice for Manchester City stars to vacation.

5) Hydra has long been involved in the sports field. They sponsor Dubai Sports TV and a Costa Rican football team, and are also one of the sponsors of the Bundesliga. They have also partnered with Serie A giants Inter Milan to establish a football school in Abu Dhabi. In addition, Al Fahim himself already plays an important role in the sports world. He is the chairman of the UAE Chess Federation.

6) Al Fahim is a new force in the Arab world. In this year's list of Arab powerful people, he jumped to 16th place, a full 61 places higher than last year.

7) The TV show "Hydra Titans" quickly became famous along with Alphahim. Al Fahim is the creator and host of the show.

In it, he plays a character similar to Sir Alan Sugar. The content of the show is that eight Americans and eight Britons compete for real estate business in the United Arab Emirates. The final winner will receive a prize of $1 million for their business activities.

8) Al Fahim is not shy about appearing in public. He has argued with movie stars like Pamela Anderson and Demi Moore at premieres, and once during a lunch to discuss environmental issues with DiCaprio.

9) Al Fahim’s business experience: “You have to do what you think is right, even if others say you are doing it wrong. I said that our company must be unique, and Everyone says you can’t be too unique in the real estate industry. If you do, you will fail. Well, we are now a unique and successful company. ”

10) Alpha. Shim won the 2007 Middle East CEO Visionary Award. He also has great expectations for Manchester City. He said: "Our goal is simple - to make Manchester City the top club in the Premier League. We want to reach the top four this season, and this will be our start."

Abu Dhabi Introduction

Al Fahim Assets Al Fahim Profile Al Fahim and its consortium wealth

The UAE's Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Consolidated Group acquired Manchester City, setting several records at once, acquiring Robinho's 32.5 million pounds is the highest value in the summer, and Manchester City's total transfer investment this summer also ranks first among European clubs.

In addition to Robinho, Al Fahim also plans to acquire "at least 18 world-class players" and announced that he is willing to spend 135 million pounds to introduce Ronaldo. One of his friends revealed that Torres and Cesc Fabregas are also targets of the Emirati tycoon because he believes they are the three strongest people in the world at the moment.

Al Fahim’s remarks do not seem to be big words. In fact, on the transfer deadline, Manchester City also made several huge offers. The first was an offer of 30 million pounds for Berbatov, which Tottenham also accepted, followed by an offer for Valencia's David Villa and Stuttgart's German striker Gomez. The specific offer was not disclosed, and in the end it was just because of the rush of time. , and at the same time, due to the player's personal willingness and psychological preparation, the deal was not completed. Otherwise, Manchester City's total transfer investment this summer would probably reach a staggering figure.

In just one week, Al Fahim's profile in the UK has risen sharply, and the Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Group he chairs has also become a target of attention. What is the origin of this consortium located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates? Is Al Fahim really possessing wealth that far exceeds Abu's wealth as revealed by the media?

Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The group has a royal background in the United Arab Emirates and is part of the country’s royal wealth fund ADIA (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority). Its investment directions include oil and other fields. It is said that the total With assets of 500 billion pounds, according to a report by Oxford Business Group, the consortium is the world's second largest consortium after the Bank of Japan.

The 31-year-old Al Fahim himself is a member of the Nahyan family of the Abu Dhabi royal family. He was educated in the United States and received an MBA certificate in France. He himself has a close relationship with the UAE royal family. He ranked 16th among the 100 most powerful Arabs.

Talking about the acquisition of Manchester City and future plans, Alfahim said that he would do a big thing like Abramovich did in 2003, and do it better. "I think it will be the same [with the Abramovich effect]," Al Fahim said. "We want Manchester City to compete for trophies in all competitions, not only in England but also in the Champions League. I think what this club has been missing is a The right people came to provide financial support, and now they have it.”

According to people who brokered the acquisition, Abu’s wealth multiplied by 10 is almost the economic strength of the Emirates, and “this gang. People's purpose is not to make money, they just love watching the Premier League.

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