How Rams owner Stan Kroenke is having one of the greatest ownership runs in sports history

Stan Kroenke has collected four championships across four different leagues in the span of five years, and the run is not over.

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His portfolio has now delivered a Super Bowl with the Los Angeles Rams in 2022, an NBA championship with the Denver Nuggets in 2023, a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 2022, and a Premier League title with Arsenal on Tuesday, following a Manchester City draw with Bournemouth that sealed it with a game to spare.

The four championships span American football, basketball, hockey, and English soccer.

Four championships in five years across four different sports leagues

Arsenal’s title ended a 22-year Premier League drought for the club, with manager Mikel Arteta becoming the first Gunners coach to claim the league since Arsene Wenger’s Invincibles run in 2004.

The club also has a Champions League final scheduled for May 30 against Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest.

Also, in Colorado, the Avalanche are still alive in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs and are listed among the Cup favorites, which would give Kroenke a fifth major title in this stretch.

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He owns SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, which has already hosted a Super Bowl and the CFP National Championship, with upcoming World Cup matches and the 2028 Olympics opening and closing ceremonies on the calendar.

According to Business Insider, Kroenke has also become the largest private landowner in the United States, with approximately 2.7 million acres. That is roughly equal to the combined land area of Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, and San Antonio.

Kroenke’s sports portfolio is valued at $23 billion, making it the most valuable multi-team ownership group in professional sports. The Rams alone are valued at $10.43 billion, third globally behind only the Dallas Cowboys and Golden State Warriors.

Kroenke famously backed Arteta through difficult early years at Arsenal; he also supported Sean McVay and the Rams’ aggressive roster construction. The pattern has been maintained across the teams he owns.

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