James Pearce drops the Liverpool ownership news for which everyone is waiting for
James Pearce has brought some exciting news about Liverpool Ownership.
According to Pearce, Liverpool’s ownership “will change hands in 2023.” And FSG are in an extended hunt for potential purchasers,
When the Americans first declared their intention to pursue new investments in the club, it was necessary to note that they did not wholly rule out the idea of a sale.
Important news on the ownership status of Liverpool FC
The reporter wrote in the Athletic:
“The ownership is expected to change hands in 2023. And, crucially, Gordon has taken a step back from running the club day-to-day to oversee the sale.”
Many names, like Mukesh Ambani, have shown interest in buying the club. Manchester United most recently joined this list after the Glazer family made a comparable statement.
The news should be a massive comfort for everyone at the club, particularly the backroom personnel. Because it is after many high-profile departures, including sporting director Julian Ward and head of research Ian Graham, were announced.
Before our involvement in the transfer market, bedding-in replacements across the board and projecting an image of stability will depend on securing new ownership as soon as possible. Ideally, before the summer window opens.
Additionally, hopefully, and depending on the availability of cash. Such a shift will enable us to be aggressive in our pursuit of top-tier players at a time when our midfield is in critical need of significant investment.
Manchester United is the target of an Apple takeover attempt (as reported by the Mirror). And it was probably welcomed with great delight by the Old Trafford faithful.
On Twitter, Kevin Palmer responded, saying that Tottenham and Liverpool “will also be exploring this kind of possible buyer.”
The Reds are in connection with many prospective organizations and people. But there is no doubt that a company with financial prowess is on par with the tech giant. And according to Macrotrends, it has a net worth of £1.973 trillion. And it would be game-changing.
