Former Fulham owner Mohamed Al-Fayed has died at the age of 94.

The Egyptian-born businessman died on Friday morning and was buried after Friday prayers at London Central Mosque in Regent’s Park.

Al-Fayed was best known as a former owner of the Harrods department store and Fulham football club in London.

He sold Harrods to Qatar Holdings in May 2010.

Three years later, he also sold Fulham FC to the US businessman Shahid Khan.

Al Fayed’s son, the film producer Dodi Fayed, died on August 31 1997 in the same car as Princess Diana, when it crashed in Paris.

He fought a long campaign after their deaths, alleging the crash was not an accident and that it had been orchestrated by the British security services.

However, French police concluded it was an accident, caused in part by speeding and by the high alcohol level in driver Henri Paul’s blood. A British police investigation concurred.

Al Fayed’s passing comes just one day after the 26th anniversary of his son’s death.-SkySports

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