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Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan has shed light on how he and the Fenway Sports Group (FSG) leadership team handle criticism and navigate the challenges of running one of the world's most prestigious football clubs. Since acquiring Liverpool from Tom Hicks and George Gillett in 2010, FSG has transformed the Reds both on and off the pitch. The value of Liverpool has skyrocketed to over $4.9bn (£4.0bn) with Anfield's capacity set to increase to 61,000. The club's financial stability is evident through its strong balance sheet, boasting revenues of around $730m (£600m) per year.

On each occasion, they have been forced to backtrack and listen to the concerns of the fans, reports the



Yet, FSG has faced criticism for not matching the spending power of some rival clubs.



In an interview with the SportsPro Media Podcast's 'Ask a CEO' series, Hogan addressed how he and FSG handle pressure and criticism.