All Brands Owned by Brighton & Hove Albion (Tony Bloom)

What does Brighton & Hove Albion own?
Brighton & Hove Albion owns its football operations including the first team, women's team, academy, American Express Stadium, and training facilities. The club also has minority ownership in Royale Union Saint-Gilloise and operates the Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation for community programs.

Is Brighton & Hove Albion publicly traded?
No, Brighton & Hove Albion is privately owned by Tony Bloom through Brighton & Hove Albion Holdings. The club is not listed on any stock exchange and operates as a private company with Bloom as majority shareholder and chairman.

Who founded Brighton & Hove Albion?
Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club was founded in 1901 by John Jackson. The current ownership structure dates from 2009 when Tony Bloom became chairman and majority owner, though the club itself has existed for over 120 years.

Where is Brighton & Hove Albion headquartered?
Brighton & Hove Albion is headquartered in Brighton, England, United Kingdom. The club plays at the American Express Stadium in Falmer, Brighton, with training facilities at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre in Lancing.

How many brands does Brighton & Hove Albion own?
Brighton operates as a single-brand football club with the Brighton & Hove Albion name covering all operations including men's and women's teams, academy, and community programs.

Who owns Brighton & Hove Albion?
Tony Bloom owns Brighton & Hove Albion through Brighton & Hove Albion Holdings. Bloom is a professional poker player, sports bettor, and founder of Starlizard analytics firm, serving as chairman and majority shareholder since 2009.

What is Brighton & Hove Albion's revenue?
Brighton reported annual revenue of €222 million for FY2025, generated from matchday operations (£28 million), broadcasting rights (£145 million), and commercial activities including partnerships and player loans.

What makes Brighton & Hove Albion special?
Brighton is known for its analytical approach to football, heavily influenced by owner Tony Bloom's Starlizard background. The club's data-driven recruitment, profitable player trading model, and progressive playing style distinguish it from traditional football clubs.