The Prince Of Johor Who Wants To Buy Valencia: Has IDR 12.8 Trillion In Cash, A Gold Plated Boeing And A Replica Of Flintstones' House

Prince of Johor Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim (@hrhcrownprinceofjohor)

JAKARTA - The Prince of Johor, Tunku Ismail Ibni Sultan Ibrahim, has become the most famous name among supporters of the Valencia club. This man intends to acquire El Che from the hands of a Singaporean businessman, Peter Lim.

Although there was no agreement yet, Pangeran Johor had a meeting with Lim last week. They have to solve several problems first before meeting again in the future.

The figure of Prince of Johor is interesting to follow. Apart from liking soccer, he is also known to collect luxury cars that reach 300 models. Who is the Prince of Johor? Listen here, let's!

Aged 36 years old, Pangeran is the eldest of five children of Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Sultan Iskandar. According to Forbes, his family's fortune is worth around € 750 million, equivalent to IDR 12.8 trillion.

The prince is the heir to a replica of the mansion 'The Flintstones'. The house has ocean views, a nine-story lighthouse, and 17 rooms, including two imperial suites.

Not only that. Prince of Johor's father owns a Boeing 737 worth more than 90 million euros. The aircraft is painted golden, has a capacity of 30 seats, and is equipped with various kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms.

The man who is blessed with three children also has his own helicopter. The interior color is the same as the Boeing that his father had.

Weapons and military discipline are among the prince's passions, as can be seen from some of the pictures he has shared on his social networks.

As president of his country's football federation, Prince built a stadium with a capacity of 40,000 spectators at a cost of around € 200 million (IDR 3.4 trillion).

Prince is the owner of Johor Darul Takzim FC (Johor Tigers), the team that featured in the Malaysian Super League and signed a contract with former Valencia playmaker Pablo Aimar in the past.

In the summer of 2016 several Valencia players, including Jaume Domenech, Santi Mina, and Paco Alcacer, were invited to attend training with The Tigers.

El Che's players were impressed by the team's training ground which has an 11-a-side soccer field. Artificial fields and other small fields will also be separated from the Perhatina center. The roof of this field will be closed every dry season and cooled by air conditioning due to high temperature and humidity.

According to Cadena SER, the Prince was once invited to Barcelona for a tour and was offered a luxury suite for € 10,000 a night. He refused the offer because it was not what he wanted.