 said that 'under the right terms and conditions' it would 'consider new shareholders'. The statement added that 'FSG remains fully committed to the success of Liverpool, both on and off the pitch', with insiders stressing that there were no immediate plans to sell.But a sales brochure was circulated to potentially interested parties last month and the message being communicated is that the exercise is not limited to raising further investment, but could extend to selling the club in its entirety at the right price. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are assisting with){kind=link}
Liverpool’s owner will listen to offers of more than £3 billion for the Premier League club, US banking sources have told The Times.
On Monday a statement from Fenway Sports Group (FSG) said that “under the right terms and conditions” it would “consider new shareholders”. The statement added that “FSG remains fully committed to the success of Liverpool, both on and off the pitch”, with insiders stressing that there were no immediate plans to sell.
But a sales brochure was circulated to potentially interested parties last month and the message being communicated is that the exercise is not limited to raising further investment, but could extend to selling the club in its entirety at the right price. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are assisting with
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