Liverpool fans jumped in high spirits when the club’s owner, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), announced in November it was considering a new owner. He’s ready to sell the club.
However, in that statement, FSG did not make it clear that they intended to sell the club. And caused the interpretation that the American capital would still want to play a role in the team both on and off the field as before after taking over the club in 2010 under a budget of 300 million pounds (about 12,315 million baht), although some may believe that They are ready to let the team out of possession.
Earlier this week, Qatari journalist Mohamed Saed Alkhabi claimed that his domestic capital wanted to manage the Reds and was determined to buy the club.
Mansour bin Ibrahim Al Mahmood, CEO of the Qatar Fund, also admitted to Bloomberg that they are interested in investing in the Premier League club, although they have yet to decide whether they want to buy. which club
On the latest developments in Anfield, James Pearce, a journalist from The Athletic, is recognized for his team’s insights. red machinery Has confirmed on 18 Jan that FSG has no intention of selling Liverpool, but only wants to sell a small stake.
Meanwhile, reports suggest the owners of the Reds have yet to receive a formal offer from any fund despite rumors they have been interested by Qatar.
Pierce, citing sources within the Red Machine team, said FSG denied rumors they were close to selling the club to a Qatari group and confirmed they had not. Have never negotiated with any group of investors even once
