Man City owner's new £500million yacht is fourth largest in world and has two helipads

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Manchester City's fourth Premier League title in five seasons in style by buying the fourth largest yacht in world. With an estimated net worth of £17billion, the deputy prime minster of the United Arab Emirates wouldn't have been too bothered in splashing out £500million on Lurssen Yachts' 160m creation fittingly dubbed BLUE.As well as a swimming platform, nightclub and two helipads, the ship can play host to 48 guests across 40 cabins while employing 80 members of staff to keep things running smoothly. READ MORE: Topless Jack Grealish scores screamer in training as Man City star back to work Lurssen are one of the leading builders of luxury superyachts and have a length history having been founded way back in 1875.The 15,320-tonne vessel, which can travel at speeds of 19 knots or 21.8mph, has an engine that is part diesel and part electric while producing drinking water with it's own waste water treatment plant.Other features include a beauty salon, sauna, gym, deck jacuzzi as well as wifi and air conditioning and a lift for easily movement across floors. Will Manchester City dominate the Premier League for years to come?

Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Managing partner Peter Lurssen has said of the project: "To execute such a comprehensive project, an excellent team is necessary."In this case, the team consisted of the owner's technical project management team, the design team from Terence Disdale who are responsible for the contemporary exterior and the traditional fresh interior design and of course, Lurssen's own project team."With a full tank of petrol will cost Mansour in the region of £500,000, the purchase cost as reported by SuperYachtFan was more than double the £210m that was paid for.