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Mark Whiley

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Sports reporter for Reach (Mirror, Express & more) | Ex Lincolnshire Echo/Scunthorpe Telegraph | Prone to comment/moan about F1 | Dad & husband | Imps fan
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World's richest footballer and Chelsea flop worth 12 times Messi and Ronaldo now free agent

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By Mark Whiley Verified
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A footballer with a net worth that dwarfs the combined wealth of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo has been left without a club. The name Faiq Bolkiah won't be familiar to most fans, but the former Chelsea and Arsenal youngster has an incredible backstory. The 28-year-old is a nephew of the Sultan of Brunei and one of numerous heirs to a £200billion fortune. Individually, he boasts a reported net worth of £16bn. Incredibly, that's 12 times more than Messi (£680m) and Ronaldo (£640m) combined.
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Prince William showed his true colours in meeting with Strictly winner Karen Carney

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England's strongest starting XI to face Spain decided as two players divide opinion

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By John Cross Verified, Felix Keith Verified, Tom Sunderland Verified, Nathan Ridley, Dan Burnham Verified, Tom Victor Verified, Mark Whiley Verified
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England begin the process of healing their World Cup wounds when they take on winners Spain in the Nations League on Saturday night. A third-placed finish would normally be reason to celebrate for a country that has only ever won the tournament once, but the manner of their exit against Argentina clouded the positive sentiment.
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