Everton owner Farhad Moshiri saw his net worth fall from $2.9bn (£2.2bn) to $2.6bn (£2bn) in Forbes magazine's billionaires list for 2022.
Moshiri, who bought Everton in February of 2016, saw a $300m (more than £200m) decrease in his net worth according to the latest list published last week, a drop that saw him fall from 1,064 on the global list in 2021 to 1,196 in the 2022 list. Despite his fall on the list over the last 12 months, Moshiri's net worth has increased by $800m since his arrival at Everton six years ago and dropped from a $2.9bn figure in 2021 that was his highest since 2014.
Moshiri's business interests are diverse and recent months have caused more than a few headaches owing to him severing ties with his long-time business partner and friend Alisher Usmanov - due to Russia's military invasion of Ukraine and Usmanov's alleged links to Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin that saw him sanctioned by UK Government.
