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Later this year it will be three years since Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group were looking at a Reds exit. After flirting ...
Anfield is a completely different stadium to the one FSG inherited in 2010, in which time Everton, West Ham United and ...
This was a title to represent FSG's ambitions to create a multi-club football in the game that would ultimately benefit Liverpool in terms of recruitment.Fast forward over a year since Edwards' ...
Williams reports that a “deal in principle” has already been agreed with Getafe, which could see FSG commit around £200m to ...
Liverpool will have to stump up prodigious sums of money to get their hands on Alexander Isak....read full article. Source: ...
OPINION: Like in 2007, the Reds have the opportunity to make a huge statement in European football.
From a Liverpool fan perspective, this development feels both inevitable and calculated. FSG’s initial reluctance to mirror Manchester City’s global multi-club empire has gradually shifted. With ...
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are to follow in the footsteps of primary rivals in the Premier League Manchester ...
FSG have already been clear they wanted to add another football club with the creation of Michael Edwards’ role as CEO of Football for FSG, tasked with finding another club.
RedBird, who took a stake in FSG back in 2021 in a £533million deal and who have since acquired a majority shareholding in storied Italian giants AC Milan, looked at a deal for Malaga in May of ...
Liverpool owners FSG exploring deal to buy fallen Spanish giants Malaga. Malaga reached the Champions League quarter-finals in 2013 but haven’t been in La Liga since 2018. Will Castle.