The value of the club could be as high as $5 billion, according to city insiders.

FSG, who bought the club in a deal worth about $300 million in October 2010, are thought to be considering a sale.

Goldmann and Morgan Stanley will be asked to gauge buyer interest and the banks will be asked if some of the people who missed out on buyingChelsea are interested in investing inLiverpool.

There have been a number of recent changes of ownership and rumors of changes in ownership at EPL clubs and inevitably we are asked frequently about the ownership of the club.

Third parties have expressed interest in becoming shareholders in the city. If it was in the best interests of the club, we would consider new shareholders.

On and off the pitch, Fsg remains committed to the success of the club.

The sale of Chelsea to an investment group led by Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital was completed earlier this year and has a value of around $4 billion.

The weak pound and strong dollar make it cheaper for US investors to buy a club in the premier league.

The owners of the Chicago Cubs, Boston Celtics, and a group led by Sir Martin Broughton all lost out on the purchase of the English club. The late bid by Sir Jim Ratcliffe was worth more than four billion dollars.

John W Henry is the majority owner of the football club.

The FA Cup and the Carabao Cup have been won by the Reds. The club has won a number of titles in that time, including the Community Shield.

The National Hockey League's PittsburghPenguins and Major League Baseball's BostonRedSox are owned by FSDG.

The fans group wrote to the team asking for clarification on their current stance.

According to reports, FSG have putLiverpool FC up for sale.

"Spirit of Shankly wrote to LFC for clarification and will wait for a response before making a comment." We expect the Supporters Board to be involved in some part of the process so that supporters are front and center of any sale and the first thoughts of potential owners.

Analysis: No 'for sale' sign but investment welcome

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We've seen the owners of the Reds open up before. FSG sold 11 per cent of their shares to RedBird Capital Partners for around £650m in the year 2021.

There are reports that Goldman and Morgan Stanley were brought in to help with the valuation of the club, following reports that they had put it up before. In May of this year, the value of the club was over $4 billion.

They did not address the reports that investment banks had been brought in to look at the valuation process.

You can see what FSG has done with the club. It's a very different place to what it was when they spent $300m on the takeover.

Since 2015, they have been able to bring in a much-wanted and much-Waited-for title, thanks to the hiring of Juergen KLOPP. The European Super Cup, the League Cup, an FA Cup, and a Club World Cup were some of the major tournaments.

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The Main Stand costs over a hundred million dollars and the development of the road continues apace. When they took over the club, they added 16,000 seats in the main stand.

There have been rough times for FSG as an ownership group. They tried to trademark the name, which didn't go down well with supporters. They made a U-turn after the negative reaction to the proposal.

The fans protested again and the ownership took note of that. John W Henry apologized for his club's involvement in the European Super League.

It's not a case of a 'for sale' sign being outside of Anfield at the moment, but of course the reiteration that the ownership group are open to outside investment.

Liverpool's owners 'have got two options'

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They have two choices. Some cash can be generated by taking a minority investment. I believe that there is an alternative viewpoint that the group could possibly feel that they have gone as far as they can with the team.

"They bought it for $300m, they can sell it for 12 to 14 times that amount, and they are now competing against the wealth of their owners, and it becomes even more of a problem."

In the short term, they are in good shape. The club has been run well by the group and they have made money on transfer sales in the past.

"For the transfer market in the short term, I think the club will be cautious at the same time as they know that they need to invest in order to be competitive."

They have punched above their weight because they have invested in infrastructure and taken a moneyball approach to player recruitment and retention.

"If we take a look at the period since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, we will have spent half a billion pounds less than any other club."

They have had a poor season so far, but I think they have been the only main challengers to Manchester City in the last three or four years.

Ljinders: Liverpool owners have always acted in club's best interest

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The staff and players have not been distracted by talk of a possible sale of the club by their owners, according to the assistant manager.

He said that everyone who has seen the club over the past few years knows that they have a good relationship with the owners.

We were aware of that before. The media knew about the statement but we didn't. I know that the owners act in the best interest of the club. I think they always tried.

The relationship was very important for us. The statement was clear.

It distracted us. This is what I like about our club. We are concentrating. We started focusing after a little talk between us. A big game is about to take place. It means a lot to us. If there is one competition that represents the whole club, it is this one.

The statement was clear, he said. The club has been trying to find new investors for a long time. They are acting in the best interests of the club in order to move the club forward. I'm pretty sure they did.

I will give a few reasons why they are good owners. One of the top managers in the world was tied down for seven years. I think that's true.

The top players in the squad were tied down. The difference between the world top and sub top is that you have to sell your best players but not the ones you want to keep.

It's more important that they have a stable academy, that's what I think. The academy is one of the best training grounds in British football and we are sitting at it. They made a lot of good decisions after investing in the main stand.

We won a lot of cups if they were bad owners.