Despite rumours that the club may be for sale, the parent business of the Liverpool Football Club, Vinway Sports Group, has reaffirmed that it is “totally dedicated to” Liverpool.
According to a news story published today, Monday, the club has been put up for sale by the American Vinwayy Group, and investment firms “Goldman Sachs” and “Morgan Stanley” are helping with the evaluation.
According to the British News Agency “BA Media,” the Vinway Group admitted to accepting additional shareholders but stopped short of offering the club totally for sale.
The group said in a statement: “There have been many changes in the monarchy recently, and recent rumors of changes in the ownership of the English Premier League clubs, and thus we receive questions repeatedly about the ownership of the Venawi Sports Group in Liverpool.
“She continued, “The Vinway Sports Group has often expressed interest from external parties willing to support Liverpool.
The Vinway Group has already stated that it might investigate the entry of additional shareholders, under the proper terms and conditions, and if this is in the interest of the Liverpool Club, she continued.
The firm additionally stated: “The Vinway Sports Group is still wholly dedicated to Liverpool’s success, both on and off the field.
Liverpool was purchased by The Vinway Group, formerly known as “New England Sports Ventures,” for 300 million pounds (69. 343 million USD) in 2010, just as the club was on the verge of being sold to its former owners, George Gillette.
The club’s acquisition agreement suddenly seems more alluring to foreign investors in light of the drop in the value of the pound sterling, with Forbes currently sitting at 5. 3 billion pounds.
Find out the facts regarding Liverpool’s purchase offer.
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