Mukesh Ambani will have to fight off interest from other Middle Eastern and American groups due to the number of offers made to Liverpool’s current owners, FSG
With multi-billionaire Mukesh Ambani expressing interest in buying Liverpool, the team might be subject to an Indian takeover.
With multi-billionaire Mukesh Ambani expressing interest in buying Liverpool, the team might be subject to an Indian takeover.
Indian Liberals Have Meltdown After Mukesh Ambani Enters Race To Buy Liverpool Form FSG
There's news going around that Mukesh Ambani wants to buy Liverpool and liberals are already having a meltdown over it.
Sad! pic.twitter.com/Y64xyizjLY— Sensei Kraken Zero (@YearOfTheKraken) November 13, 2022
What is Ambani Adani doing ?
They donated – for all.What are temples doing?
Donating, feeding people.What is RSS doing?
They are feeding slum folks.Bureaucrats?
Working beyond capacity, donating.What are Leftists, Liberals, Mosques and Churches doing (Kejriwal included)?
— Sanjay Dixit ಸಂಜಯ್ ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್ संजय दीक्षित (@Sanjay_Dixit) March 29, 2020
Ambani is estimated to be worth £90 billion.
Ambani, who is ranked eighth richest in the world by Forbes and has an estimated net worth of £90 billion, has already enquired about the club. He will have to turn away interest from other Middle Eastern and American companies, though, given that Liverpool’s current owners, Fenway Sports Group, have been inundated with tentative offers.
There will not be any problem in meeting the asking price.
Their asking price is reported at £4 billion, and there is greater interest in buying the Merseyside club outright. Ambani, who loves sports, won’t let that amount stop him, though. He played a significant role in the creation of the Indian Football Super League and is the proud owner of the illustrious Mumbai Indians of the IPL.
The English Premier League, where Liverpool is one of the most well-supported clubs and where jersey sales are at an all-time high, is helping football, which is swiftly catching up to cricket in India, to catch up. Given his vast wealth and drive for achievement, Ambani, 65, would be willing to pour millions into the club for transfers to support Liverpool’s ambitions to remain one of Europe’s most successful clubs.
After completing the purchase of the Mumbai Indians, he was dubbed “The World’s Richest Sports Team Owner,” which would be great news to Liverpool supporters who believe that FSG has not fully backed manager Jurgen Klopp in the transfer market.
But, Ambani has competition over here.
Ambani won’t have the negotiating table to himself as interest from Dubai, Bahrain, and the USA increases, which is fantastic news for FSG co-founder John W Henry and his friends. Fenway enlisted the assistance of investment institutions Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to investigate the viability of a partial or complete acquisition of the club.