Nassef Sawiris is the richest man in Egypt, the fourth richest person in Africa, and the co-owner of Aston Villa FC.

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Villa have wealthy owners in Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens, who have invested heavily and transformed the club's fortunes on the pitch since their takeover in 2018, but they are limited by what ...

For a long time John McGinn thought a visit to the club shop was the closest he’d ever get to playing Paris Saint-Germain.

But in 2018, Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens bought a majority stake in the club at a valuation of roughly $70 million during a three-season run in the second-division Championship. Sawiris is the ...

Article continues below Purslow, who arrived at Villa with a wealth of experience collected over his spells with Chelsea and Liverpool, was appointed by Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens shortly after ...

Zach Lowy takes an in-depth look at where the club are, how they arrived here, and this season’s brilliant European campaign, ...

But in 2018, Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens bought a majority stake in the club at a valuation of roughly $70 million during a three-season run in the second-division Championship. Sawiris is the ...