![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/all-78-liverpool-transfers-and-fsgs-total-spending-since-2010-takeover/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_GettyImages-686352108.jpg&description=Liverpool owners, Fenway Sports Group, are prepared to sell the club after 12 years at the helm of Anfield. John W. Henry's investment group have spent heavily over their time in charge on Merseyside, having splashed out £300million to initially purchase the Premier League club in 2010. The Reds, who have won numerous trophies during their tenure - most notably the 2019 Champions League and 2019-20 Premier League - are now valued by Forbes at £3.6bn following developments in the club's infrastructure, on-field success and growth of major commercial deals. Mirror Football understands the asking price for any interested parties willing to take complete charge at Anfield is £4bn, with FSG having hired blue-chip investment companies Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to conduct any potential sale. "I always know the owners act in best interests of the club and always have done," declared Pep Lijnders, Jurgen Klopp's No.2, on Tuesday, 24 hours after news that FSG are ready to exit emerged. "They also tied down our top players. And we have a stable Academy. They have invested in it, and they have invested in this training ground, one of the best in world football. It wasn't easy to leave Melwood. "Then there's the Main Stand and the new stand. If they weren't good owners we wouldn't be sat here. We have won a lot of cups and a lot of international prizes." Yet, amid doubts over their ownership, questions surround the club's future. Nonetheless, instead of looking forwards, Mirror Football has taken a trip back in time to every transfer window under the FSG ownership, taking a look at who arrived, who were allowed to leave and how things duly worked out. It's been quite a ride... January 2011 In: Andy Carroll, Luis Suarez Out: Ryan Babel, Fernando Torres 'I am proud and humbled,' said FSG chief Henry after the takeover was completed. 'I can't tell you how happy I am. We're here to win.' And it was certainly an explosive start to life at Liverpool for FSG after they were forc){kind=link}
John W. Henry and Fenway Sports Group spent £300million to purchase Liverpool in 2010 and are now asking for £4bn as they seek new investment and a potential sale of a member of the Premier League’s so-called ‘Big Six’
Liverpool owners, Fenway Sports Group, are prepared to sell the club after 12 years at the helm of Anfield.
John W. Henry’s investment group have spent heavily over their time in charge on Merseyside, having splashed out £300million to initially purchase the Premier League club in 2010. The Reds, who have won numerous trophies during their tenure – most notably the 2019 Champions League and 2019-20 Premier League – are now valued by Forbes at £3.6bn following developments in the club’s infrastructure, on-field success and growth of major commercial deals.
Mirror Football understands the asking price for any interested parties willing to take complete charge at Anfield is £4bn, with FSG having hired blue-chip investment companies Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to conduct any potential sale.
“I always know the owners act in best interests of the club and always have done,” declared Pep Lijnders, Jurgen Klopp’s No.2, on Tuesday, 24 hours after news that FSG are ready to exit emerged. “They also tied down our top players. And we have a stable Academy. They have invested in it, and they have invested in this training ground, one of the best in world football. It wasn’t easy to leave Melwood.