According to The Athletic, Liverpool are being sold to Fenway Sports Group. As reported, the company that owns the English team has already prepared a presentation for all interested parties.
FSG has explored the possibility of selling the team in the past. According to The Athletic, the two potential buyers are Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
“Recently we have had a change of ownership and rumors about changes in the Premier League, so inevitably we get asked a lot about Liverpool.
FSG has often received interest from third parties wishing to become Liverpool’s shareholders. FSG has said in the past that under the right circumstances we will consider new shareholders if it is in the best interest of Liverpool as a club.
FSG remains fully committed to Liverpool’s success on and off the pitch.”
This particular company has owned Liverpool since October 2010 when it was bought by George Gilles Jr and Tom Hicks. In those twelve years, Liverpool won the Champions League and the Premier League, among others, ending a drought of 30 years without a championship.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool listed for sale by Fenway Sports Group. Sales deck made for interested parties. Goldman Sachs + Morgan Stanley assist in the valuation process. It’s not clear if a deal will go through, but FSG is open to offers @TheAthleticFC #exercise https://t.co/hdmPKeb1ec
— David Ornstein (@David_Ornstein) November 7, 2022
Source: Kathimerini
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