The owners of Liverpool, Fenway Sports Group, have consented to sell a small portion of the club to an American sports investment firm.
The investment, which is worth between £80m and £160m, would aid the club in paying off debts incurred during the construction of the brand-new cutting-edge AXA Training facility and the expansion of Anfield.Anfield enlargement
According to a story in The Times, Dynasty Equity will purchase a modest, undisclosed stake in the team following lengthy discussions.
The Athletic first reported in November of last year that FSG had created a “sale deck,” enlisting the aid of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.There have been a number of recent ownership changes at EPL clubs and rumors of ownership changes, and inevitably we are asked regularly about Fenway Sports Group’s ownership in Liverpool,” read a statement from FSG at the time.
“Third parties have regularly expressed interest in joining FSG as shareholders in Liverpool. As previously stated by FSG, if it was in the best interests of Liverpool as a team, we would consider new shareholders under the proper terms and conditions.
