Immediately after the Champions League draw, The Athletic announced an insider about the sale of Liverpool.

Why they are selling

It is reported that the American Fenway Sports Group (FSG), which has owned the club since 2010, was already looking for opportunities to sell mostbet-az-90.com, but serious steps have only now been taken. Perhaps this is due to the worst start of the season in the last 8 years.

It is not known when the deal will be finalized. FSG is now ready to listen to offers from potential buyers, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley banks helping to finalize the deal.

Fenway Sports Group commented that FSG has often received expressions of interest from third parties seeking to become shareholders in Liverpool. FSG has previously stated that, under the right conditions, we would consider new shareholders if it was in the best interests of Liverpool as a club. FSG remains fully committed to Liverpool's success both on and off the pitch.

Another contributing factor is financial fair play. The Americans assumed that they would participate in a fair fight and abide by the rules of the FFP along with other clubs, but the lack of punishment of the clubs (in particular, Man City in 2020) shook their confidence in the success of the project. Henry's 12 years of FSG rule have brought a lot of benefits to Liverpool. The club's owners helped with low-interest loans for two new Anfield stands as well as a new training ground at Kirkby (a total investment of £200m).