The Reds, according to Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk, will continue to be one of the top clubs in the world

The Reds, who are based in Liverpool, will continue to be among the biggest clubs in the world, according to defender Virgil van Dijk, the earliest indications of allegations that the club's present owners, Fenway Sports Group, had put Liverpool up for sale and asked Morgan Stanley and Goldman
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The process of finding buyers prepared to pay the £3.7 billion price tag initially surfaced last month, since then, the John Henry-owned Boston Globe has stated that the business has chosen to try and pursue a partial sale in an effort to raise the transfer cash necessary to compete with teams like Manchester City and Newcastle United.

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Though Van Dijk has publicly asserted he is calm and has complete confidence in those in charge to make the correct decision, the entire issue has generated a lot of talk regarding the long-term future of the Reds, The center-back added, “I have great confidence in Liverpool that they will be alright.” following Saturday night's 3-1 victory over the USA… 

which enabled the Netherlands advance to the World Cup's round of eight. We are one of the oldest and largest clubs in the world, and we intend to remain such,"Whoever comes in to fill in those roles, they will do extremely well," the Dutch defender stated. Everything that is happening is known to me.
entire attention is on the World Cup.

Excess of £4 billion

"I doubt I'm paying attention to it and acting on it right now because my entire attention is on the World Cup, but hopefully everything will be sorted out and made clear when I return. I'm definitely not thinking about that right now." Van Dijk's remarks come just after new reports claimed Liverpool are about to be the target of a Saudi-Qatar partnership deal. The offer is reportedly expected to be in excess of £4 billion, according to rumours in the Middle East.