Newcastle United are vying to compete at the very top of English football if their proposed £300million takeover is complete.

The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) is looking to take over the Magpies from Mike Ashley which would catapult them to the top of the Premier League owner rich list.

Manchester City have held that title since their takeover in 2008 that catapulted the club into a new era and which has seen them lift four Premier League titles.

Similarly, Roman Abramovic changed the fortunes at Chelsea and they continue to compete just behind City in the wealthiest owner table.

Using the Times’ 2020 Rich List and numbers from the Daily Mail, here is the very latest Premier League owner rich list.

Premier League owner rich list 2020

1: Abu Dhabi Group / Sheikh Mansour, £23.3bn – Manchester City

2: Roman Abramovich, 10.16bn – Chelsea

3: Stan Kroenke, 6.8bn – Arsenal

4: Fosun International, £5.2bn – Wolves

5: Nassef Sawiris/Wes Edens, £5bn – Aston Villa

6: Srivaddhanaprabha family, £4.6bn – Leicester City

7: Joe Lewis, £3.9bn – Tottenham Hotspur

8: Glazer Family, £3.8bn – Manchester United

9: Gao Jisheng, £3.1bn – Southampton

10: Joshua Harris, £2.7bn – Crystal Palace

11: Fenway Sports group / John Henry, £2.1bn – Liverpool

12: Mike Ashley, £1.95bn – Newcastle United

13: Farhad Moshiri, £1.88bn – Everton

14: David Sullivan / David Gold, 1.6bn – West Ham United

15: Tony Bloom, £1.3bn – Brighton & Hove Albion

16: Maxime Demin, £900m – Bournemouth

17: Prince Abdullah bin Musa’ed, £178m – Sheffield United

18: Gino Pozzo, £93m – Watford

19: Mike Garlick, £62m – Burnley

20: Delia Smith / Michael Wynn-Jones, £23m – Norwich City