Dubai investors eye second Liverpool FC bid following FSG announcement

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Liverpool FC are reportedly attracting interest from investors in Dubai, who have also tried to purchase the club before.

The Reds are currently up for sale following yesterday’s surprise announcement from Fenway Sports Group (FSG), and it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that there now looks set to be major interest in buying the Premier League giants.

According to Arabian Business, investors in Dubai are looking into buying Liverpool again, following a failed attempt back in 2007.

FSG took over Liverpool in 2010 and have overseen a period of huge success, particularly since Jurgen Klopp was hired as manager during the 2015/16 season.

Signings such as Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Alisson, and others have made a huge difference for LFC, meaning the club ended their 30-year league title drought by finishing as Premier League champions in the 2019/20 season, following success in the Champions League the year before that.

It will be intriguing to see how far the club can go if wealthy new backers come in next and perhaps take them closer to the kind of resources their rivals Manchester City have been able to enjoy.

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    1. Is there any country that did not participate human rights abuse in their past if they are not participating right now? The level of hypocrisy In this world is beyond my imagination.

  1. If FSG do sell to an investor that is willing to continue the great work FSG and invest in this great club. We all should say a massive thank you to them for firstly wrestling the club away from Gillet & Co, and secondly for improving the club on every level.

    Respect to them.

    1. Well said fsg might not be everyone’s cup of t but they definitely saves our club so for that alone they should be thanked and respected

    2. I totally agree. They promised to take Liverpool to the top and did so. My hat off to them.

  2. Jurgen has already made his disgust plain at the ownership model of city psg and newcastle, Ethical owners only no nation state ownership, no sports washing from immoral, repressive countries please, hope the owners and directors test filters out these regimes

  3. Laughing at people who think their countries actually respect human rights… While they are differences, all countries have other alternate interests. As supporters we need to focus on the interest and future of the club. Not only judge where and who is helping the team.

  4. Hahahaha human rights….let’s not forget the British has the best record in the world. We all know how Australia was created.

  5. The port of Liverpool played a huge part in the slave trade.

    It’s doubtful there’s a potential owner out there with enough financial clout to compete with Real, City, Newcastle, PSG, Chelsea etc, who’s money can be regarded as morally made.

    Sadly, if you take the moral high ground over any owners’ background, it will only be a great a place to view other teams disappear over the horizon with all the silverware.

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