5 potential buyers for Liverpool
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Another name to keep an eye out for is Mukesh Ambani.
He is rumoured to have held an interest in Liverpool for several years going back to the Hicks and Gillett days. So far you’ve probably heard about Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Dubai being potential investors in Liverpool. Another name to keep an eye out for is Mukesh Ambani. He is rumoured to have held an interest in Liverpool for several years going back to the Hicks and Gillett days.
5 potential buyers for Liverpool
Mukesh Ambani (left) and Mohamed Salah with Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, the Crown Prince of Dubai (right) Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the owners of , have put the club up for sale, according to . FSG have owned Liverpool since 2010 and have led the club through its most successful phase in modern history. They have made several revolutionary changes at the club, including bringing in as the manager in 2015. Liverpool won the in the 2018-19 season and the title the following year. They also won the and the last term. Despite their successes, FSG have now decided to call it a day on their stint as owners of the Merseyside club. It is going to be a massive move as the club have benefited greatly from FSG both on and off the pitch. Liverpool are an exciting prospect for potential buyers. They don't have any debt and have a renovated stadium in addition to a new training ground. As such, there are no expensive projects that new owners will need to plow money into in the near future. Without further ado, let's take a look at five potential buyers for Liverpool.#5 Norway Sovereign Fund
Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool FC - Premier League The Norway Sovereign Fund represents a much more acceptable option than potential buyers from the Middle East with regards to the club's ethos. The Merseysiders have a huge fan base in Scandinavia. Norway is a country that has a sovereign wealth fund and is known for being ethical in their political dealings. Former Liverpool striker Stan Colleymore alluded to the same in his column on . He wrote: “Liverpool have a large fan base in Scandinavia and Norway in particular that fly to games. "I think if Liverpool and FSG were clever, instead of saying they’re going to sell to the Saudi’s for example, go around to countries who have sovereign wealth fund but also have ethical ways of dealing with their politics, which Norway certainly does, and ask if they want to buy Liverpool."#4 Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund
FSG reportedly received a £3 billion bid for Liverpool in 2021 from an unnamed Middle Eastern party. However, they rebuffed the offer before deciding to join hands with other elite clubs in an attempt to kickstart the European Super League. There are claims that the Bahrain Royal Family was the same Middle Eastern party that was interested in buying the Merseyside outfit. According to , the Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund Mumtalakat manages $18 billion worth of assets. Mumtalakat already holds a majority stake in the McLaren Group and its Formula One team. Ligue 2 side Paris FC are also under their management and if they decide to throw their hat in the ring, they could become serious contenders in the race to buy Liverpool.#3 Mukesh Ambani
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani (cred: CNN) Could the Indian billionaire finally get his wish and end up becoming the owner of the Premier League giants? Mukesh Ambani's coffers certainly have enough and more gold to pull it off. The Indian business tycoon is the chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries Ltd. He has a net worth of $91.9 billion. It was rumored that FSG rebuffed Ambani's approach to buying the club multiple times. He already owns Mumbai Indians, a cricket team in the Indian Premier League. As such, he is no stranger to doing business in the sporting world. Ambani has the financial capacity to inject the amount of money they would need to pose a threat to Manchester City. So far you’ve probably heard about Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Dubai being potential investors in Liverpool.Another name to keep an eye out for is Mukesh Ambani.
He is rumoured to have held an interest in Liverpool for several years going back to the Hicks and Gillett days. So far you’ve probably heard about Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Dubai being potential investors in Liverpool. Another name to keep an eye out for is Mukesh Ambani. He is rumoured to have held an interest in Liverpool for several years going back to the Hicks and Gillett days.