Arsenal’s former shareholder Usmanov under investigation for money laundering
Former Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, faces money laundering investigation as German police search FC Bayern Munich headquarters.
Former Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, faces money laundering investigation as German police search FC Bayern Munich headquarters.
Ex-Arsenal shareholder Usmanov faces tightened US, UK sanctions due to Kremlin ties.
Former major Arsenal shareholder Alisher Usmanov has donated $5m to help support to people displaced after a dam broke in Uzbekistan following on from the $10m he donated to help following the flooding in the Syrdarya region.
Former major Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, has landed his nephew a job with Everton, a club he has repeatedly been linked with investing in.
Former Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, wants to invest in Everton in a bid to return to top-level football ownership.
Alisher Usmanov isn’t about to spend the £600m he made through selling his Arsenal shares to buy Charlton Athletic, according to his spokesperson.
Stan Kroenke has set Unai Emery the task of winning the Champions League according to Rob Draper in today’s Sunday Mirror.
Alisher Usmanov has no interest in quitting football despite selling his Arsenal shares and has just invested $200m in Pakhtakor Tashkent FK.
Mail.ru, a company co-owned by Alisher Usmanov, has called for a change to Russia’s hate-speech legislation and amnesty for those already convicted under the law ‘unjustly’.
Stan Kroenke is poised to become the sole owner of Arsenal allowing him to take the company private after Alisher Usmanov agreed to sell his shares to the American.
In disappointing news for everyone who was hoping Mathieu Flamini would buy Arsenal from Stan Kroenke and Alisher Usmanov someday, the former Gunner isn’t actually a billionaire.
Arsenal shares have traded for a new record price, which seems to be in anticipation of Alisher Usmanov selling his stake in the club.
Linklaters and Deloitte are both trying to avoid blame in Lady Bracewell-Smith’s lawsuit, relating to the sale of her 15.9 per cent stake in Arsenal to Stan Kroenke.
An Arsenal share traded for £31,000 last week, and the current mid-price on the NEX exchange puts the club’s value at well over £2bn.
Former Arsenal shareholder Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith has filed a professional negligence claim against Linklaters over errors during share sale.
Arsenal’s second largest shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, owns 30.4% of the club and is worth an estimated $16bn, so how did the 64-year-old make his money and are all those stories about him true?
Have you ever had a spare £50m lying around and thought, ‘You know what I could do with, a new superyacht’?
Stan Kroenke has bought 22 more shares in Arsenal Football Club at £28,000 each, a £616,000 investment taking his total shareholding to 67.09 per cent.
Arsenal’s share price is rising even higher as the recent trade of three shares broke the previous record sale.
Republican senators in Washington DC are requesting the US State Department include Alisher Usmanov on a blacklist of oligarchs with alleged ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin.