Fenwick Sports Group, the ownership group behind Liverpool, is reportedly in discussions with a consortium headed by Amit Bhatia about selling a minority stake that could value the club at more than $6 billion.
The proposed transaction would make Liverpool one of the most valuable sports franchises worldwide, underscoring the growing financial clout of Premier League clubs.
FSG has a history of bringing in external capital to address fiscal pressures; in 2023 the group secured a strategic investment from Dynasty Equity, a firm that helped retire a portion of the club’s bank debt.
The current consortium also counts Amazon founder Jeff Bezos among its potential backers, a move that would bring a high‑profile tech figure into English football.
Implications for the Squad and Management
The talks come at a time of uncertainty for Liverpool, with star forward Mohamed Salah edging toward the exit and manager Arne Slot preparing for his first season.
Adding to the turnover, long‑standing sporting director Michael Edwards and his deputy Richard Hughes are expected to depart, raising questions about continuity in the recruitment chain.
FSG has indicated it wishes to keep a firm grip on the club, making a full takeover unlikely, but the influx of new capital could fund stadium upgrades and squad reinforcement.