Liverpool owners FSG exploring sale of Anfield club - chairman Tom Werner
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Werner (left) with principal Liverpool owner John Henry and Reds boss Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has confirmed the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), are looking at selling the Reds.
FSG recently said it "would consider new shareholders" amid reports it had put the Merseysiders up for sale.
"We're exploring a sale, but there's no urgency, no time frame for us, and as far as I'm concerned, it's business as usual," Werner told the Boston Globe., external
"One outcome could be our continued stewardship for quite a while."
FSG bought Liverpool, external for £300m in 2010.
Werner is one of the founders of FSG, whose principal owner is John Henry, and has been the company's chairman since it was formed in 2001.
Basketball star LeBron James has been a part-owner of Liverpool since 2011 and has a 2% stake, which cost him £4.7m.
He has since become a minor partner in FSG, which also owns the Boston Red Sox baseball team.
In March 2021, RedBird Capital Partners, a private investment firm, bought a stake in FSG, external for about $735m (£533m).
FSG partner Sam Kennedy said: "It is early days in terms of exploring possibilities for possible investment into Liverpool."
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