- Dilbar is owned by Alisher Usmanov, 62, a Russian billionaire who is one of Arsenal FC’s largest shareholders
- The massive vessel has set a record for gross tonnage of 15,917 tons and is the world's fourth longest superyacht
- Many details remain a secret, but Dilbar has nearly 41,000 square feet of living space and two helipads
The seas around Monaco and other holiday hotspots for the super-rich are about to get even more crowded with the delivery of the world’s fourth longest superyacht.
Owned by one of Arsenal FC’s largest shareholders, Dilbar measures 156 metres (511.8ft) and is the largest yacht in the world in terms of internal volume, with a gross tonnage of 15,917 tons.
She was custom built for 62-year-old billionaire Alisher Usmanov, whose reported net worth of £9bn makes him one of the richest citizens of Russia.
The massive superyacht was custom built for 62-year-old billionaire Alisher Usmanov, who owns a large stake in Arsenal FC
Uzbek-born Usmanov has a net worth of more than $13bn (£8.7bn), making him one of the richest citizens of Russia
Dilbar has two helipads – one on the sundeck and one on the bow – and a small sitting area and a swimming platform at the back
Dilbar was delivered to Usmanov this month Dilbar was delivered to Usmanov this month after undergoing sea trials, and has been spotted in recent weeks in Gibraltar and France
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