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Liverpool are out of the Champions League and continue to battle for top four qualification as talks over investment continue. Since November, the Reds have been open to minority investment after John Henry confirmed that they were not open to selling the six-time European champions. At Old Trafford, however, talks are ramping up as Sir Jim Ratcliffe battles with Qatari investors over the takeover of Manchester United.

At Anfield, there has been some potential investors named that could be brought in alongside FSG while they attract new shareholders.



FSG are understood to value Liverpool at around £4bn in relation to their search for investment into the football club.



Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group are "heading" towards a minority investment in the club rather than a full sale, according to reports in America.



Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has admitted Fenway Sports Group Liverpool are exploring the possibility of a full sale of the club.
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