Liverpool takeover twist as John Henry and FSG decide on new investment
Liverpool’s owners are available to offloading the club yet John W Henry’s FSG group would prefer to look for some minority venture than manage a total takeover of the Reds
FSG would like to offer a fractional stake in Liverpool to an essential accomplice as opposed to offload the club, as per reports.
The club’s American owners are thinking about their drawn out future in Merseyside. John W Henry’s consortium repurchased the Reds in 2010 for £300m and have supervised a time of immense achievement, which has incorporated a very first Premier League title.
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Chelsea as of late changed hands as Todd Boehly drove their takeover with the club being offloaded for over £4bn. Manchester United could likewise be available quickly, but instead than sell the outfit completely Liverpool’s owners would prefer to look for a ‘essential accomplice’, according to the Reverberation.
FSG would like to offer a fractional stake in Liverpool to an essential accomplice as opposed to offload the club, as per reports.
The club’s American owners are thinking about their drawn out future in Merseyside. John W Henry’s consortium repurchased the Reds in 2010 for £300m and have supervised a time of immense achievement, which has incorporated a very first Premier League title.
Chelsea as of late changed hands as Todd Boehly drove their takeover with the club being offloaded for over £4bn. Manchester United could likewise be available unavoidably, yet rather than sell the outfit completely Liverpool’s owners would prefer to look for a ‘essential accomplice’, according to the Reverberation.
A club proclamation last month read: “FSG has habitually gotten articulations of interest from outsiders trying to become investors in Liverpool. FSG has said before that under the right agreements we would think about new investors assuming it was to the greatest advantage of Liverpool as a club. FSG remains completely dedicated to the outcome of Liverpool, both on and off the pitch.”
FSG are needing to add a NBA team from now on, with another establishment in Las Vegas immovably on their radar. LeBron James, who is a Liverpool fan and a minority investor, could lead the move, which would add to a games portfolio that as of now incorporates the Boston Red Sox ball club.
Virgil van Dijk is confident that the vulnerability can be arranged when he reports back from the World Cup. “I’m mindful of all that is going on,” he said. “Whether I’m taking it in and accomplishing something with it at the present time, I have to strongly disagree because the full spotlight is on the World Cup, yet ideally all that will be arranged and explained when I’m back.
