MILLIONAIRE football mogul Fawaz Al-Hasawi was stabbed when he confronted masked robbers in his home.
The former Nottingham Forest owner was injured as they tried to ransack his £10million house.
Fawaz Al-Hasawi, former owner of Nottingham Forest FC, sits with a bandaged hand after a home invasion.
Al-Hasawi was pictured in hospital with his hands bandaged after the attack in Mayfair
The Kuwaiti entrepreneur, 57, is thought to have been sleeping when thugs burst into his room, leaving him with stab wounds on his hand and neck injuries.
They fled and it is not clear if anything was taken in Mayfair, central London, earlier this month.
Images online show Mr Al-Hasawi in a bloodied hospital bed and with his hands bandaged.
His lawyers urged cops to give more details of the attack, claiming that other visitors from the Arabian Gulf “fear facing similar incidents”.
Al-Hasawi is a collector of watches, flashing them on social media.
The Met said the injuries were not life-threatening or life-changing and inquiries were continuing.
The businessman bought Forest from the estate of Nigel Doughty in 2012 and sold the Midlands club to Evangelos Marinakis in May 2017 after going through nine different managers in five years.
