FSG partner Sam Kennedy said that they have received a lot of interest.
FSG would prefer to sell a minority stake in order to get new investors.
Kennedy, the CEO of the Boston Red Sox, has claimed that there are a lot of potential buyers for the team.
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There has been a lot of interest from potential partners in the club.
It's early days, but it's possible to invest into the city of Liverpool.
Kennedy's comments are the first public statement from an FSG individual.
He talked about Mike Gordon, who is stepping back from his day-to- day running of the club.
He said that Mike Gordon has done an "extraordinary job" of leading the club. Billy Hogan will be taking on more and more roles as he takes a step back from that.
Billy is one of the people we're proudest of in the front office.
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The club could be worth as much as $5 billion, according to city insiders, who are working with two US banks to figure out how much the club is worth.
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.
Adding value to their business is what great companies do.
Selling assets is one way to increase the value. Is that a sign that FSG is going to sellLiverpool? I'm not sure.
"It's John Henry's, Tom Werner's and Mike Gordon's job to manage the club and they felt this was an ideal time to explore possible investments into the 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.
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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.