Liverpool FC has been put up for sale by its owners, FSG, and the latest news emerging could mean a Saudi-Qatari consortium offer of around £3.2bn is imminent.
That is according to Liverpool.com contributor David Lynch, writing for The Sporting News, with an initial offer of £3.2bn ($3.9m/€3.7m) expected amid what could quickly become a bidding war.
A coalition of German investors, plus a group from the US, are also said to be interested in taking over at Liverpool and despite a report from the Boston Globe earlier in the week that a partial sale could be the preferred outcome for FSG at this stage, a full sale has always been on the table since their decision to place the Reds up for sale was revealed.
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