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Liverpool set for £4bn takeover bid by Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani who’s eighth richest man in world worth £90bn

Published on November 13, 2022 at 03:21 PM

INDIAN billionaire Mukesh Ambani, worth £90billion, is reportedly interested in buying newly-for-sale Liverpool.

The Reds’ current owners, Fenway Sports Group, put the club up for sale last week.

Ambani is interested in buying Liverpool
Liverpool could be bought for £4bn

Principal owner John W Henry and chairman Tom Werner decided the time is right to sell up after 12 years in command.

And according to the Mirror, the eighth richest man in the world, Indian billionaire Ambani, is keen on buying Liverpool.

It is understood Fenway Sports Group are willing to sell the Merseyside club for £4bn.

But that figure won’t put off Ambani, who is a huge sports fan.

Ambani owns IPL cricket giants Mumbai Indians and helped to set up Indian football Super League.

The 65-year-old will have to fight off interest from other parties from the Middle East and the USA to seal the purchase.

He would be willing to pump millions into the club for transfers to maintain Liverpool’s status as one of Europe’s elite clubs.

In recent seasons, the Reds have won the Premier League, Champions League and both domestic cups under boss Jurgen Klopp.

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The German has since reinforced his commitment to the club.

He said: “We knew about it a bit longer, their thoughts, and I don’t 100% understand why people are all saying it gets sold.

“What I read was they are looking for investors and that makes sense. A good idea, I like that.

“It didn’t distract the preparation [for Wednesday’s Carabao Cup tie against Derby] at all.

“The players didn’t ask me but if they want to ask me I can tell them everything.

“For me it means nothing. Whatever happens, I really like how we work together with our owners but if that would change I’m committed to the club, obviously.

“As far as I know, they are looking for investors and I thought that makes sense.”;

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