Sheik Mansour, owner of MAN City, spent £500 million on a megayacht that is so large that it would not fit inside the club's 55,000-seat arena.
He will transport the 525-foot ship before the start of time and has given it the name Blue in honor of his Premier League champions.
The boat, which is the fourth largest in the world, includes 40 cabins for 48 guests and four interesting decks, including a sizable outdoor area with a swimming stage and club. 
The boat includes four entertainment decks, 40 cabins for 48 guests, and a sizable outside space connected to a club and swimming platform.
Megayacht Sheikh Mansour purchased for £500 million is so large that it would barely fit in the club's 55,000-seat stadium.
Terence Disdale, a London beautician, designed the stateroom galleries.
Two helipads are also available for transporting people to and from the shore.
The 15,320-ton ship can accomplish 19 bunches with an 80-person group, or 21.8 mph.
Additionally, in an effort to be environmentally friendly, the motor has a diesel and electric mix, and drinking water is made at a waste water treatment facility.
Nevertheless, the sheik might experience brain discomfort after topping off because a full tank of fuel is anticipated to cost £500,000.
According to a source, the color blue has the strongest affinity with yachts.
Although a couple may be superior, nothing compares to the high seas.
It is cutting edge and was created under the strict instructions of Sheik Mansour. All that he asked for has been granted, and he has enough to ensure that everything transpired just as he had planned.
If possible, he should be able to use a rebate card whenever it requires topping off.
Sheik Mansour, 51, currently owns the 483-foot A+ building, which can accommodate 62 guests in 26 lodges and contains a dance floor, an oceanside club, a recreation area, a health center, a spa, a jacuzzi room, and a salon.
The football fan's International Petroleum Investment Company has helped him acquire a £17 billion fortune.
He is a member of Abu Dhabi's ruling family and the local United Arab Emirates' representative prime minister.
Through his Abu Dhabi United Group, he acquired City for £210 million in 2008, and the team went on to win six Premier League titles.
Additionally, Sheik Mansour owns 5% of Ferrari and 9.1% of Daimler AG, the company that owns Mercedes.
The Sun recently reported that David Beckham has bought a 93-foot boat from Italian designer Ferretti.
The 590-foot Azzam, the largest yacht in the world, shared space with late UAE President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
The 533-foot Eclipse owned by former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich ranks second.
The third is the 532-foot-tall Dubai that Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has claimed.