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      • The India national football team represents India in men's international football and is governed by the All India Football Federation.
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  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_owners_of_EnglishList of owners of English football clubs - Wikipedia

    A list of all owners with a significant interest (a stake above 10%) within English football clubs: including their estimated net worth and sources of wealth.

    Club
    Owner (s)
    Estimated Combined Net Worth
    Source Of Wealth
    Arsenal ( more information )
    Stan Kroenke [1]
    $12.9B [2]
    Commercial property Kroenke Sports & ...
    Aston Villa ( more information )
    V Sports [3]
    $17.9B [4] [5]
    Investment and Industry Fortress ...
    Bournemouth
    William P. Foley [7]
    $1.6B [8]
    Fidelity National Financial Vegas Golden ...
    Brentford
    Matthew Benham [9]
    $280M [10]
    Gambling firms

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  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › India_national_football_teamIndia national football team - Wikipedia

    The India national football team represents India in men's international football and is governed by the All India Football Federation. The team, which is considered as the best team in South Asia , won two gold medals at the 1951 and 1962 Asian Games while finishing fourth at the 1956 Summer Olympics .

  5. www.gqindia.com › content › meet-sanjiv-goenka-oneMeet Sanjiv Goenka, one of India's richest entrepreneurs who ...

    May 9, 2024 · The Indian billionaire also owns a football team in the Indian Super League. By Gaurav Sonavane. 9 May 2024. Indian billionaire and entrepreneur — Sanjiv Goenka — is the founder and...

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  7. www.thehindu.com › sport › footballThe Ambanis, ISL and the future of Indian football - The Hindu

    • Indian Game of Two Halves
    • 'Such A Difficult Situation'
    • Business Meets Bollywood

    The player issue is disputed globally; some argue imported veterans stand in the way of domestic talent, while others say they haul up standards and share skills and experience. But the exchange also reflects a conflict within the Indian game. FSDL and the Ambani family's supporters says the Super League has raised awareness and money for a disorde...

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    Reliance and partner IMG Worldwide bailed out the cash-strapped football association a decade ago, pledging around $140 million over 15 years in return for sponsorship, licensing rights and running the Super League. The association remains dependent on the deal money. It sent six emails to Reliance executives between May and October last year, revi...

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    Thus far, however, the Super League itself is proving neither hugely popular nor lucrative. Stadium attendances have halved over the past six years, and the pandemic is likely to worsen the situation. Of course, creating a profitable league in cricket-mad India was always going to be a tough task. But industry veterans say Ambani erred by excluding...

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  8. www.gqindia.com › content › mumbai-indians-ownerMumbai Indians owner Mukesh Ambani is the world’s richest ...

    Apr 22, 2023 · Eight of these 20 wealthy people are owners of football teams. Only one owner owns a cricket team, and that is India’s Mukesh Ambani , who owns the Indian Premier League franchise...

  9. www.outlookindia.com › sports › sports-news-who-ownsWho Owns Indian Football - The Great Conflict Between Ambani ...

    Jul 1, 2020 · Sports. Who Owns Indian Football - The Great Conflict Between Ambani-Backed ISL And AIFF's I-League. All is not well in Indian football with Ambani-backed Football Sports Development...

  10. www.indiatoday.in › sports › footballIndian Super League: The billionaire, Bollywood and future of ...

    Jul 1, 2020 · This year, before the COVID-19 pandemic, a top executive at India’s soccer association, Kushal Das, wrote to Martin Bain, the Ambani lieutenant who heads Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL), a Reliance holding company that owns the league.