Liverpool sell minority stake to Jeff Bezos consortium
LONDON: Liverpool’s owners have agreed to sell a minority stake in the Premier League club to a consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
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LONDON: Liverpool’s owners have agreed to sell a minority stake in the Premier League club to a consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Eduardo Saverin is part of the investment group with Jeff Bezos. ( Getty Images: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile ) "As we considered this opportunity, it became clear that Amit and the consortium shared our long-term philosophy and appreciation for what makes Liverpool special," FSG president Mike Gordon said in the statement. The club was European champion for a sixth time — a record for an English team — in 2019.
Furthermore, Liverpool start their Premier League campaign at Newcastle on Aug 23. In broad terms, a club's on-pitch spending is related to 85 per cent of its "football-related revenue and net profit/loss from player sales," the Premier League says. The stake acquired by the consortium is around one-third of the club.
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LONDON: Liverpool’s owners have agreed to sell a minority stake in the Premier League club to a consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesEduardo Saverin is part of the investment group with Jeff Bezos. ( Getty Images: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile ) "As we considered this opportunity, it became clear that Amit and the consortium shared our long-term philosophy and appreciation for what makes Liverpool special," FSG president Mike Gordon said in the statement.
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The club was European champion for a sixth time — a record for an English team — in 2019.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldLiverpool start their Premier League campaign at Newcastle on Aug 23.
according to Free Malaysia TodayIn broad terms, a club's on-pitch spending is related to 85 per cent of its "football-related revenue and net profit/loss from player sales," the Premier League says.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldThe stake acquired by the consortium is around one-third of the club.
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