Shahid Khan

Shahid Khan is a Pakistani-American billionaire businessman who built his wealth through Flex-N-Gate, an automotive parts manufacturer. Khan's business acumen and entrepreneurial success have enabled him to become one of the world's most prominent sports team owners.

Khan's ownership of Fulham reflects his commitment to sports investment and his vision for building sustainable, competitive organizations. His approach emphasizes long-term development, infrastructure investment, and organizational stability over short-term financial returns.

Khan's sports portfolio spans American football (Jacksonville Jaguars), soccer (Fulham FC), and wrestling (All Elite Wrestling), demonstrating his diverse interests in sports and entertainment. His son Tony Khan serves as CEO of AEW and is involved in Fulham's operations, creating a family-based sports investment strategy.

Khan's foundation work includes funding scholarships and supporting underserved communities in Jacksonville and beyond, reflecting his commitment to social responsibility alongside his business and sports investments.

Shahid Khan acquired Fulham Football Club in July 2013, taking over from previous ownership. At the time of acquisition, Fulham was a mid-tier Premier League club with significant potential but limited recent success. Khan's acquisition marked the beginning of a period of investment and development for the club.

Under Khan's ownership, Fulham has experienced both promotion and relegation in the Premier League, but Khan has remained committed to the club's long-term development. The owner has focused on infrastructure improvements, stadium development, and building a sustainable competitive organization rather than pursuing short-term splashes in player recruitment.

Khan invested in the redevelopment of Craven Cottage, Fulham's historic stadium, transforming it into a modern facility while preserving its heritage. This investment has enhanced the club's matchday experience and revenue-generating capacity.

In 2025, Khan continues to own Fulham while also managing his other sports investments including the Jacksonville Jaguars (valued at $5.6 billion) and his involvement in All Elite Wrestling through his son Tony Khan.