We'll bring you the 100 wealthiest people connected to the British game – from chairmen to directors to managers to players.
There'll be a special new section on the website explaining who each entrant is, which club they're involved with, how they made their money – and how much richer or poorer they are than in the last Football Rich List.
There'll also be lists of the richest 20 players and richest 10 managers, in case you have an aversion to suits.
But is the world still dominated by Manchester City? How's Roman's bank balance doing? What about the American geezers at Liverpool and Manchester United? What's going on with Arsenal? And who are the money-men behind Spurs?
Come back at 11am, when we'll reveal the best-heeled bleeders in Blighty. We can't say much more for now. And certainly not that there might be a new number one...
Last time out: Abramovich down to third in Rich List
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