FSG confirm Liverpool sale talks as billionaire family eyes deal after resignation
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Fenway Sports Group have confirmed that a consortium of investors, led by British-Indian businessman Amit Bhatia, have approached them about a significant minority stake in Liverpool18:14, 21 Jul 2026Updated 18:14, 21 Jul 2026Liverpool's owners have confirmed that a consortium of investors, spearheaded by British-Indian businessman Amit Bhatia, have made an approach regarding a stake in the club. Bhatia said: "Since joining the club in 2007, QPR has been a deeply important part of my life, and of my family's life.
Over nearly two decades we have shared promotions, relegations, unforgettable highs and painful lows, and the memories we have made at Loftus Road alongside the supporters will stay with us forever."Being part of QPR has shaped me in many ways. I want to thank the players, managers, staff, the Community Trust, my fellow board members and, above all, the fans, who have made me and my family feel part of the QPR family for so many years."I am grateful to my dear friend Ruben and his family for their friendship and partnership, as I am to Richard, Lee, Christian and everyone continuing to work on behalf of the club.
QPR will always have a very special place in my heart."FSG snapped up Liverpool for £300m back in October 2010. More than 15 years on, the 20-time Premier League champions have been valued at £5.2 billion by the prestigious American financial publication Forbes.Earlier this year, the club recorded revenues exceeding £700m for the first time in their history.In 2024, Fenway began exploring the possibility of establishing a multi-club ownership model, but have since put those plans on ice — a move that ultimately contributed to the departure of Michael Edwards, Liverpool's former sporting director, who had been appointed as FSG's CEO of football two years ago.Sky Sports, HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ with Ultimate TV packageThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.