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We Are Not Selling Liverpool – FSG Declares

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We Are Not Selling Liverpool – FSG Declares

Liverpool fans were surprised when John Henry, the owner of Liverpool, recently revealed that Fenway Sports Group (FSG) has no intention of selling the club.

This announcement came after FSG had previously stated in November 2022 that it would “consider new shareholders.” This led to speculation that there could be a potential takeover at Anfield.

The news that Liverpool will not be put up for sale has left fans wondering what it means for the club’s future, including the team’s manager Jurgen Klopp, potential transfer targets, and the overall direction of the club.

One of the biggest concerns for Liverpool fans is whether FSG will be willing to fund a big-money move for Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham, who is expected to have his pick of top sides this summer.

Liverpool has already made the 19-year-old midfielder their top summer transfer target, but his price tag could be a major obstacle. To bring Bellingham to Anfield, Liverpool may have to break their transfer record and make him their highest-paid player.

Liverpool is also in the middle of a difficult season both at home and abroad. The team’s failure to qualify for next season’s Champions League will have a financial and sporting impact on the club. This means that fans will be looking to FSG to provide the necessary investment to strengthen the squad and improve the team’s performance.

The news that FSG is not selling Liverpool will undoubtedly be met with frustration by some sections of the Liverpool support. Fans have been critical of FSG’s decision-making in the past, particularly in relation to ticket prices and their attempt to trademark the name ‘Liverpool.’

The decision to furlough non-playing staff during the Covid-19 pandemic also caused controversy, particularly as it came just six weeks after Liverpool announced pre-tax profits of £42 million. This decision was quickly reversed following backlash from fans.

The European Super League fiasco also caused outrage among Liverpool fans and players, prompting another U-turn from the club. While FSG has done a lot for the club during their tenure, the team’s struggles on the pitch have left many fans wanting serious investment in the summer to improve the squad.

As Liverpool looks to the future, the club’s ownership and investment strategy will be closely watched by fans and experts alike. It remains to be seen what impact FSG’s decision not to sell the club will have on Liverpool’s fortunes in the years to come.

 

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