Liverpool Sale Talks Update

Liverpool owners, Fenway Sports Group, have started talks about selling part of the club. They are talking to a group led by Amit Bhatia, a former co-owner of Queens Park Rangers.

The group also has support from the Mittal family, who are very wealthy. Their net worth is over £26 billion.

There is no agreement yet, and talks are still at an early stage. However, Bhatia has left his role at QPR, which suggests he might be involved with Liverpool soon.

Bhatia is a British-Indian businessman and related to Lakshmi Mittal, a steel and mining company leader. FSG says they are discussing a significant minority stake in the club.

The talks are similar to a deal with Dynasty Equity in 2023, which was worth between £82m and £164m.

FSG said a group led by Amit Bhatia is interested in investing in Liverpool Football Club.

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Bhatia won't comment on the talks, but he announced he's leaving QPR after nearly 20 years. He said QPR has been a big part of his life and family's life.

Bhatia has many memories of his time at QPR, including promotions and relegations, and he's grateful for the experience.

Being part of QPR taught Bhatia about resilience and responsibility. He's proud of the club's community work and the role it plays locally.

Bhatia is stepping down from his role with pride and gratitude. He thanks the players, staff, and fans for making him feel part of the QPR family.

Bhatia is grateful to his friends and partners at QPR. He says the club will always be special to him.

FSG bought Liverpool for £300m in 2010. Now, the club is valued at £5.2 billion, according to Forbes.

Liverpool made over £700m in revenue for the first time last year. FSG had considered owning multiple clubs, but those plans are on hold, and Michael Edwards left the company.

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