By Sergio Moya
In January, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp will have more options thanks to the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, who are apparently only considering a partial sale. According to reports, FSG will soon look to invest in the Premier League team, over the past few months, there have been rumors that FSG wants to sell Liverpool entirely.
Here had been rumors of groups in Saudi Arabia and Qatar trying to buy the Reds, According to reports, Liverpool's American owners put the club up for sale for about £2.7 billion. The Boehly-Clearlake consortium purchased Premier League rival Chelsea for about the same price in May, But it seems like FSG is now leaning toward selling Liverpool only partially.
They'll probably look for a sizable investment in the club, The Boston Globe reports that the 19-time English champions are being discussed with a wide range of organizations that are interested in buying them outright or in part. The latter is seen to be the more probable consequence, For Klopp, who is looking for investment in the January transfer window, that will be encouraging.
To catch up to the Premier League pacesetters, the Reds need to add more players, FSG could now make a war chest available to enable Klopp move his team into the top four, whereas if they had been looking for a total sale they might not have been willing to support another transfer window. A midfield makeover for Liverpool may cost up to £100 million.
After ten years of service, director of research Ian Graham is giving his notice, after agreeing to a two-year contract deal, according to ESPN, Klopp will play a bigger part in negotiations about transfers. Normally, Liverpool's rigorous recruitment team handles transfers, with Klopp having the ultimate word.
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