Liverpool and the wave of Americanization in the Premier League
Liverpool is currently still owned by an American corporation and they tend to be transferred to another American billionaire. But The Reds are not the only English team looking for profitable investment from the United States.>> More at: https://8888bong.net/
John W Henry - who owns Fenway Sports Group (FSG) - has hired investment firms Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to conduct procedures to sell Liverpool. And as soon as FSG announced the sale of the club, American corporations made the first move to continue the ownership of the Red Brigade.
But according to the Telegraph, Liverpool are not the only English team that wants to be bought from owners across the Atlantic. Southampton is also very eager to receive investment from American billionaires. There is at least one other Premier League club that is also trying to find American investors. In addition, there is another club in the Championship following this trend.
Brokerage firm KKR Capital Markets - which helped secure a $650m (£563m) loan to City Football Group, which owns Man City - is urging investors to look for "growth opportunities". profitable in the Premier League.”
A banking insider told the Telegraph: “All club owners, new or old, now have their eyes on the intense interest in the US. It's no surprise that the Liverpool owners are also keeping an eye on us."
If Liverpool are sold to a new investor from the US, they can expect a big deal like when billionaire Todd Boehly spent big to buy Chelsea. Henry - who runs FSG with Tom Werner - bought Liverpool for £300m in 2010. And FSG is expected to make a significant profit, with the Anfield team's estimated value currently at 4 billion pounds.
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There have been links from Liverpool to the Ricketts family, who own the Chicago Cubs and ran to buy Chelsea in the summer. A report from The Times suggests that the tycoon family is also racing to take over Liverpool.
The Ricketts family is now worth $3.7 billion, according to Forbes. They achieved success after family head Joe Ricketts founded brokerage firm TD Ameritrade in 1975. As of 2019, the 81-year-old has a net worth of $2.7 billion, according to Forbes.
In a statement explaining the reasons for the sale of Liverpool, FSG said: "There have been a number of recent ownership changes and rumors of changing ownership at Premier League clubs. Certainly we are frequently asked about the ownership of Fenway Sports Group in Liverpool."
“FSG regularly receives interest from third parties who want to become shareholders in Liverpool. FSG has said earlier that on the right terms and conditions we will consider new shareholders if it is in the best interest of Liverpool as a club. FSG remains fully committed to Liverpool's success, both on and off the pitch.
The prospect of a huge profit, the collapse of the European Super League project - of which Henry was one of the main factors - and the feeling that it will become increasingly difficult to compete financially with the clubs. England team, is the driving force that makes FSG believe that it is time to bid farewell to Liverpool. And whatever the reason, Liverpool will most likely still be owned by an American owner, like the current trend of many clubs in the Premier League today.
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