Multi-club ownership in football is becoming increasingly standard, with notable instances like Red Bull owning multiple clubs worldwide. In England, however, the rules are strict; the EFL's Owners and Directors' Test disqualifies any director with interests in more than one EFL club. Similarly, the Premier League prohibits individual involvement in multiple clubs. While suggestions exist for owning minor stakes in different clubs, UEFA's rules allow, under certain conditions, for majority owners of one club to hold smaller stakes in others. This highlights significant regulatory differences across football associations.
"The EFL Owners and Directors' Test disqualifies directors who hold an 'interest' in more than one club within the EFL, ensuring separate management governance."
"Unlike England, UEFA allows a majority owner of one club to have a less than 50% stake in another, demonstrating varying regulations across football organizations."
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