Oil state poised to buy Liverpool, sign top stars

There are more and more teams that have investors or owners who do not necessarily have to be linked to the world of sports or one of its ramifications, with people with exorbitant economic power entering the business who have a taste for football and are looking to change the face of an institution with a view to multiple improvements that will make them successful in various sectors.

An example of the situation is Newcastle United, which went from being one of the clubs that did not figure among the multimillionaires to having the richest owner in world football, confirming the purchase of the English team for 354 million euros, where most of it was paid by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF), with Mohammed Bin Salman at the head, Amanday Staveley and RB Sports & Media of the brothers Simon and David Reuben.

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Just as it happened with the Magpies and not so long ago with Manchester City, Liverpool could now experience a similar process with the announcement that FSG wants to sell the team to the highest bidder, with rumours of an alleged takeover by an oil state, which will have to cough up the exorbitant sum of £3.6 billion to be hailed as the new boss of the Reds.

The sudden and unannounced announcement caused incredible astonishment among the entire Liverpool community, which has reacted in different ways after learning of this alleged interest from an oil club, because while some see the opportunity to grow and have a better financial backing for the transfer markets and be a very competitive club, others sense an imminent failure that could ruin what has been done by FSG and Jurgen Klopp in recent years.

Investment would come to the Reds

It is true that FSG in these last two seasons has not had at all a good management of resources that would make Liverpool a team at the height of institutions like Real Madrid, PSG or Manchester City, as this constant buying and selling has stagnated the Reds at a point where the fight for the title looks complicated since their other rivals have shown a football improvement through new elements, a situation that tired the fans recently and that led them to take this kind of decisions.