The founders of Liverpool, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), have acknowledged that they are open to investment but have also reaffirmed their commitment to the Premier League powerhouses, according to Sky Sports.
According to a report in The Athletic, which Sky Sports cited, FSG, who acquired Liverpool for £300 million in October 2010, has welcomed offers for the team and has created a sales presentation for potential buyers.
However, a statement from FSG stated: “There have been a lot of recent ownership changes at EPL teams, as well as rumors of ownership changes, and unavoidably, we are frequently questioned about Fenway Sports Group’s ownership of Liverpool.
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“FSG regularly receives expressions of interest from outside parties looking to invest in Liverpool. FSG has already stated that, given the proper terms and circumstances, we would take into consideration new shareholders if doing so served Liverpool as a club.
The success of Liverpool, both on and off the field, is a top priority for FSG.
John W. Henry and Tom Werner, the chairman of FSG, are the primary owners of Liverpool.
BBC Sport stated that Liverpool’s owners would take into account new shareholders joining the team, citing The Athletic as well.
In a rematch of the 2017 final, the Reds will play Real Madrid in round 16 of this year’s UEFA Champions League.
