Where Liverpool rank worldwide after Jeff Bezos deal values club at an eye watering £4.4BN

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Alongside the confirmed season long loan deal for Barcelona defender Ronald Araújo, the biggest news surrounding Liverpool this week is that owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are selling a stake in the club. Sky Sports state FSG are preparing to make an announcement about a transaction as soon as this week which comes one month after the owners confirmed that the group had "expressed interest in making a strategic minority investment in Liverpool Football Club".

FSG took control of Liverpool in 2010 and paid around £300m for the Reds but as both John W. Such investment in Liverpool will reportedly value the club at $6BN or £4.4BN, making it one of richest clubs on the planet.

As per figures from Forbes, the updated list would look like this: Manchester United F.C. £4.8BN Liverpool £4.4BN Manchester City F.C. £4BN+ Arsenal F.C. £3BN+ Tottenham Hotspur F.C. £2.5–3BN Chelsea F.C. £2.5–3BNOutside of the Premier League, Liverpool would come in at 4th worldwide, behind United (£5.58BN) of course but also Spanish giants Barcelona (£5.81BN) and Real Madrid who are worth around £7.36BN. This latest deal to such huge investment tycoons shows how far the side have come since the American investors bought the side for around £300M back in 2010.Despite criticism since their arrival, FSG have lifted the club back to their perch and now the club is worth more than ever and is attracting some of the world's richest investors.