Liverpool are cruising to the title but still, FSG Out. Here are seven reasonable gripes the Reds fans have had with their American owners since they took over in 2010.
Fenway Sports Group have confirmed that they have sold a minority stake in Premier League giants Liverpool to global sports investment firm Dynasty Equity.
Liverpool have won seven major trophies under FSG, but the American owners are now looking to sell a further chunk of the club for around £500m.
Liverpool have been told that a joint consortium made up of investors from Saudi Arabia and Qatar are ‘leading the interest’ to buy the club from FSG.
According to reports, a ‘Saudi-Qarari consortium’ are preparing to submit an ‘initial £3.2bn bid’ to buy Premier League side Liverpool from Fenway Sports Group.
Sam Kennedy, a partner of FSG has revealed that there has been ‘a lot of interest’ from people looking to invest in Liverpool.
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) president Mike Gordon is reportedly ‘stepping back’ from his current duties at Liverpool so he can ‘focus’ on selling the club.
According to reports, Dubai investors are ‘eyeing a second bid’ to buy Liverpool after Fenway Sports Group revealed that they were open to new investment.
Jamie Carragher has admitted to being “surprised” at the news that Liverpool has been put up for sale by Fenway Sports Group (FSG).
Jurgen Klopp could reportedly have an issue with Liverpool in the future as FSG being in it for the ‘long haul’ was one reason why he penned a new contract. ...
Ex-Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan has predicted how much it would cost to buy Liverpool after it was revealed that FSG are open to selling the club.
Abramovich is keen on a acquiring Brazilian side Vasco da Gama.
Much of the talk has been around the Man United owners but Neville was keen to put some focus on FSG.
The proposed investment from RedBird Capital led to speculation that Klopp could be handed a hefty transfer pot.
Klopp has managed Liverpool since 2015 after winning the Bundesliga twice with Borussia Dortmund.
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Fenway Sports Group “underestimated how poor the playing squad was” at Liverpool.