CBS journalist breaks big FSG u-turn over Liverpool sale

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - APRIL 15: Boston Red Sox owner John Henry on Opening Day at Fenway Park on April 15, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. All players are wearing the number 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson Day. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

FSG are said to now ‘prefer a full sale over minority investment’ despite prior reports suggesting otherwise.

Neil Jones had previously claimed that third-party investment was the more likely option of the two.

This latest update comes from CBS Sports journalist Ben Jacobs on Twitter with it still being noted that a takeover ‘is by no means certain’.

The Merseysiders are attracting serious interest from a number of parties, which should bode well for their hopes of securing a suitable next option to take over the reins.

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After a period of stability under Fenway Sports Group, one could forgive fans for feeling somewhat anxious about the prospect of serious change.

Having analysed the landscape and relevant realities – for instance, financial fair play’s lack of teeth and the impossibility of a European Super League – it’s becoming increasingly clear that our current owners are struggling to keep pace with the likes of PIF and Sheikh Mansour.

That’s no slight on John W. Henry and Co. and it’s more than admirable that Fenway are giving serious consideration to a potential eventuality that’s not only in their own interest but also the club’s going forward.

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