It has been reported that FSG’s latest decision with Liverpool Football Club has nothing to do with the club’s problems this season.
This update comes courtesy of Michael Silverman at The Boston Globe with the club currently trailing Tottenham in fourth place by seven points (although the Reds have one game left to exploit).
The American owners reaffirmed their commitment to Jurgen Klopp’s team to ensure they continue to be successful on and off the pitch, including considering new shareholders “if it is in the best interests of Liverpool as a club”.
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It remains to be seen what move would be in the genuine best interest of the club.
A huge injection of cash that would inevitably follow from a Middle East-based owner would be the quickest ticket to continued success for the club, provided fans, staff and manager alike were prepared to sacrifice their morale and our core identity.
Neither is likely to happen anytime soon, raising tough questions about what FSG might look like to move the club forward if a suitable investor doesn’t turn up.
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