Gorst responds to suggestion $275bn-rich sheikh could buy Liverpool

Liverpool’s owners, FSG, conveniently closed recommendations of a prospective modification of ownership after consenting to offer a minority stake to Dynasty Equity after u-turning on the possibility of a complete sale previously in the year.

Sheikh Jassim, nevertheless, has actually considering that been prompted to precise retribution on club competitors Manchester United (Daily Mail) after stopping working to protect ownership by trying to grab the Reds rather – a possibility Paul Gorst appropriately challenged with his tweet today.

Liverpool wish to see evidence of funds and presence. Not always because order… https://t.co/jkTmJmqdTx

— Paul Gorst (@ptgorst) October 16, 2023

It’s comprehended that the Glazer household will continue settlements with Sir Jim Ratcliffe following the INEOS handling director’s deal of £1.4bn for a 25% stake.

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Just just how much is Sheikh Jassim worth?

Pinning down simply just how much support Sheikh Jassim has behind him is a tough concern to address provided his own specific wealth is just ‘estimated’ to be around $1.5bn.

However, the Qatar Islamic Bank chairman would definitely have the ability to make use of his household’s cumulative wealth of approximately $275bn, as reported by Sporting News.

Either method, we would have severe appointments about a member of the Qatari royal household, or any royal household or state-linked entity for that matter, having control of Liverpool Football Club.

Regardless of what Sheikh Jassim’s strategies want his unsuccessful participation in the Manchester United bidding procedure – he shouldn’t be permitted any participation over at Anfield as far as we at Empire of the Kop are worried.

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