sunlit1688 Liverpool ‘s owner FSG (Fenway Sports Group) is monitoring the process of taking over Premier League rivals Manchester United after an offer from Qatari capital was announced earlier today. sunlit1688

report from The Guardian According to British media, Sheikh Yassim bin Hamad Al Thani, the chief executive of QIB (Qatar Islamic Bank), has made an offer to take over 100% of United’s shares, which are expected to be worth at least 4 thousand. million pounds gone yesterday Along with the club’s rehabilitation plan, one of which is about 5-600 million pounds of debt. ( sunlit1688 )

The situation could have influenced FSG’s sale of Liverpool after QIA (Qatar Investment Authority) previously opened talks to make an offer to buy the Merseyside club. But in the end, both parties could not find a mutual agreement. Causing them to withdraw and reportedly turned their attention to holding shares in Manchester United’s league rivals instead. before finally becoming a QIB group that officially submitted an offer

The report says the reason for the collapse of the deal is that the Reds owners still want a majority stake in the club, with only 20-30 per cent of the club ready to sell to Middle Eastern investors for around £2 billion. was rejected

As for the reason why FSG is closely monitoring the bid for Manchester United from the QIB group, because the British media believe that if this deal is successful, which is expected to be at least 5 billion pounds, it will As a result, the value of Liverpool may increase as well if the American capital group is open to external offers again.

FSG owner John Henry took over the Merseyside club in 2010 for just £300m, and the club’s current value is around £4bn – more than 10 times the value of the club. Forps magazine’s ranking last year.