John Henry, Liverpool’s owner, insists the club is not for sale, but they are exploring new investment opportunities.
In an interview with the Boston Journal, the American owner said that Liverpool is not for sale, but they are in talks to attract new investors.
“Are we going to sell Liverpool? No. Are we talking to some investors? Yes. Will that happen at some point? I think so, but it won’t be a sale,” Henry said, thus distancing Liverpool from a case like this of Manchester United, which ended the round of bids for the sale of the club last Friday.
Owner since 2010
Henry, owner of Fenway Sports Group (FSG), bought Liverpool in 2010 for around 350 million euros and in November, through a statement, expressed interest in new partners controlling the club .
The opening of Liverpool to receive external investments appeared to try to maintain competitiveness in the sport at a time when the other big clubs in the Premier League have financial muscle higher than the ‘reds’, which stand out- only in recent years for a more modest cost than its competitors.
Source: La Verdad
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