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EuroMillions £210m win makes you richer than Adele – and you can buy Sheffield Wednesday
If someone wins the jackpot tonight, they will become richer than the likes of singers Harry Styles, Adele and Harry Potter star Daniel Radfcliffe, and be able to buy a football club and a mansion
One lucky Brit could find themselves richer than Adele if they hit the ultimate jackpot tonight — and could even afford to save Sheffield Wednesday. Tuesday's EuroMillions prize has been rolled over to an eye-watering £210million after no one got lucky in Friday's draw.
It means the winner would be richer than the Someone Like You singer, 37, who is worth around £170m. And they could buy the beleaguered Championship club, whose despised owner Dejphon Chansiri is looking to sell the club for around £40-50million after a summer of strife.
If someone wins the jackpot tonight, they will become richer than the likes of Harry Styles, whose wealth is pegged at around £175million, and Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe, who is worth around £110million.
They would be able to afford a Mayfair super mansion and a superyacht with a helipad — and still have some change left.
We asked the Daily Star supercomputer to dream up a shopping list for the lucky winner, who would be worth more than sports stars like Andy Murray and Anthony Joshua, and Dragons Den star Deborah Meaden.
It revealed the lucky lottery player could afford a 20,000 sq ft Mayfair Super-Mansion — complete with swimming pool, cinema, panic room and an underground garage with room for 15 cars — for a cool £100million.
They could then buy their own Caribbean Private Island to holiday on for £30million, a 50 acre plot with villas, beaches and a helipad to land their £12million Airbus ACH160 chopper on.
A superyacht with a helipad and pool would set you back £100million, while a Gulfstream G700 private jet is a snip at £65million.
And if footie is your thing, Sheffield Wednesday owner Chansiri has rejected an offer of £40million after failing to agree future promotion payments.
They would be welcomed by Wednesday fans, who held a banner at Saturday's game against Leicester mocking him up as Del Boy with the blunt message: "Sell the club you plonker!"
But they'd want to make sure they have their own parking spot in the club cark park for their fleet of luxury motors as they could buy a Bugatti Chiron for £3million, a Ferrari 250 GTO for £50million or a Rolls Royce Boat Tail for £20million.
And the walls of their swanky Mayfair gaff could be adorned by some fine art as a Basquiat painting would set them back just £30million.
The EuroMillions winning numbers drawn on Friday were 13, 30, 35, 36, 40, as well as Lucky Star numbers two and six. Tuesday’s huge jackpot would make for a record National Lottery win if claimed by a single person, the competition has confirmed.
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If someone wins the jackpot tonight, they will become richer than the likes of singers Harry Styles, Adele and Harry Potter star Daniel Radfcliffe, and be able to buy a football club and a mansion
One lucky Brit could find themselves richer than Adele if they hit the ultimate jackpot tonight — and could even afford to save Sheffield Wednesday. Tuesday's EuroMillions prize has been rolled over to an eye-watering £210million after no one got lucky in Friday's draw.
It means the winner would be richer than the Someone Like You singer, 37, who is worth around £170m. And they could buy the beleaguered Championship club, whose despised owner Dejphon Chansiri is looking to sell the club for around £40-50million after a summer of strife.
If someone wins the jackpot tonight, they will become richer than the likes of Harry Styles, whose wealth is pegged at around £175million, and Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe, who is worth around £110million.
They would be able to afford a Mayfair super mansion and a superyacht with a helipad — and still have some change left.
We asked the Daily Star supercomputer to dream up a shopping list for the lucky winner, who would be worth more than sports stars like Andy Murray and Anthony Joshua, and Dragons Den star Deborah Meaden.
It revealed the lucky lottery player could afford a 20,000 sq ft Mayfair Super-Mansion — complete with swimming pool, cinema, panic room and an underground garage with room for 15 cars — for a cool £100million.
They could then buy their own Caribbean Private Island to holiday on for £30million, a 50 acre plot with villas, beaches and a helipad to land their £12million Airbus ACH160 chopper on.
A superyacht with a helipad and pool would set you back £100million, while a Gulfstream G700 private jet is a snip at £65million.
And if footie is your thing, Sheffield Wednesday owner Chansiri has rejected an offer of £40million after failing to agree future promotion payments.
They would be welcomed by Wednesday fans, who held a banner at Saturday's game against Leicester mocking him up as Del Boy with the blunt message: "Sell the club you plonker!"
But they'd want to make sure they have their own parking spot in the club cark park for their fleet of luxury motors as they could buy a Bugatti Chiron for £3million, a Ferrari 250 GTO for £50million or a Rolls Royce Boat Tail for £20million.
And the walls of their swanky Mayfair gaff could be adorned by some fine art as a Basquiat painting would set them back just £30million.
The EuroMillions winning numbers drawn on Friday were 13, 30, 35, 36, 40, as well as Lucky Star numbers two and six. Tuesday’s huge jackpot would make for a record National Lottery win if claimed by a single person, the competition has confirmed.
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