Owners of Liverpool Fc FSG, have declined a 3billion euros buy bid from Middle east investors.
A bid, which was made before their joining forces with the European Super League. The middle east investors were reported to own a second business in the oil sector.
Plot by the investors
Recent statements have suggested that Liverpool owners are considering selling their shares at the club. These declarations have sprung interests, from lots of prospective buyers.
Present Liverpool proprietors have fallen out of favour with the fans at Anfield. This occurred, following their involvement in the European Super League saga.
The team supporters have made clear their displeasure of the board's actions, in no uncertain terms. Ranging from banners to riots, fans have clearly expressed disappointment in the boards initial ESL alliance.
In light of the aforementioned, the Middle east investors dimmed it fit to seize the current opportunity, to bring a new order at the club. Nevertheless, it seems the current holders are not willing to sell as of now.
Brief highlights on the reign of current club owners
The reign of the current owners at Anfield began sometime in 2010. The club was purchased for about a 300million Euros, as of then.
Fast forward to today. The club has lifted the Champions League, Premier League and other major trophies as well. Looking at the aforesaid performances, the reign of these owners can be said to have been spot on.
Conclusion
Before the European Super League saga, supporters had enjoyed the reign of current club owners. Especially putting into consideration titles won during their command.
However, their involvement in the ESL treaty has more or less changed the story. As of now, the present owners are in a condition of bitter disgust from the fans.
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