A few hours after the owners of the English club Liverpool offered the American investment group “Fenway” the club for sale, news and press reports continued trying to speculate on the new owners, and the latest of these reports was the interest of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, the eighth richest man in the world, to buy the English club.
However, the Indian billionaire was not alone in the expected conflict over the deal, as the English newspaper “The Sun” reported that there are some names nominated to bear the costs of ownership of Liverpool, as Elon Musk, the current owner of the social networking site “Twitter”, has emerged, stressing that he is considered One of the most prominent candidates to buy Liverpool, because he had previously announced his interest in buying Manchester United.
While other news reported that the deal had already been done in favor of Qatar, but none of it has been confirmed so far.
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Indian billionaire
According to reports, Mukesh Ambani, the eighth richest person in the world, has renewed his interest in buying the Anfield-based club.
However, this is not the first time that Ambani has indicated an interest in acquiring the English Premier League giant. He has reportedly tried to buy a majority stake in the club several times in the past but it has not materialized for one reason or another.
According to a newspaper report in the British Guardian, Ambani’s first interest in Liverpool dates back to 2010 when it was owned by Tom Hicks and George Gillett. At the time, Ambani’s net worth was $20 billion while it has now risen nearly fivefold to $92.6 billion.
Meanwhile, Indian fans are excited about this deal as they believe it will help change the football landscape in our country. It will also benefit the club by giving a massive boost to its fan base in the second most populous country on the planet.
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Possible competitors
A recent report issued by the English newspaper “The Sun” stated that there are some candidates who will compete for the purchase of the club.
At the top of this list is Elon Musk, the current owner of the social networking site “Twitter”, stressing that he is considered one of the most prominent candidates to buy Liverpool, especially that his fortune amounts to about 175 billion euros, and he was among the candidates because he had previously announced his interest in buying Manchester United.
The English newspaper said that the second candidate is basketball legend LeBron James, but confirmed that he has already owned a share of the Reds shares estimated at 2% since 2011, and the name of Sir Jim Ratcliffe also appeared in the report, given that he is the richest man in Britain, where his wealth is estimated at 15 billion pounds sterling.
The newspaper also confirmed that Billy is among the American businessman among the names nominated to buy Liverpool, stressing that he owns 11% of the “Fenway” group that currently owns Liverpool, which makes him the closest candidate to buy the percentage offered for sale.
The English newspaper put the name of the Turkish billionaire, Mohsen Bayrak, on the list of candidates to buy Liverpool, as he built his empire worth 8 billion pounds by investing in various fields, such as tourism and construction.
Gulf Offers
Kuwait Sports TV analyst Adel Al-Mishri reported that the deal between the owners of Liverpool was made by an unnamed buyer in Qatar.
While the British newspaper, the Daily Mirror, reported that an investment group in Dubai made an offer worth 4.3 billion pounds to buy Liverpool.
It will be the second time Dubai has attempted to buy the club, with a bid failing in 2007. The former head of Dubai International Capital told Arabian Business: “Dubai International Capital almost took over the club in 2007 for $360 million.”
However, if Adel Al-Mishri’s report is correct, it appears that the bid from Dubai has failed.
Liverpool statement
When asked about the potential sale of the club, Fenway Sports Group issued an official statement saying, “We will consider new shareholders if it is in the interest of Liverpool as a club,” but did not respond directly if the club was up for sale.
The statement added: “There have been a number of recent ownership changes, and rumors of ownership changes in Premier League clubs, and it is inevitable that we are regularly asked about Fenway Sports Group’s ownership of Liverpool.
The statement continued: “Fenway Sports Group has frequently received expressions of interest from third parties seeking to become a stakeholder in Liverpool.”
The statement continued: “The owner group has previously said that under the correct terms and conditions we will consider new shareholders if it is in the best interest of Liverpool as a club,” and concluded: “The Fenway Group remains fully committed to Liverpool’s success, both on and off the field.”
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