Martyn Ziegler has now refuted previous accusations that Qatar Sports Investments was interested in Liverpool (and Manchester United).
The news was posted by The New York Times’ lead sports correspondent amid persistent rumors about the Reds’ ownership.
Qatar Sports Investments has enormous plans, but for the time being, they aren’t looking to invest in Manchester United or Liverpool. There are no intentions to sell PSG, therefore any PL club investment would be of minority interest.
FSG was said to be interested in a full sale – or minority ownership – in order to compete with the more financially well-equipped clubs in the English first division.
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Given the evident ties to Qatar’s government and the ongoing human rights problems, Bloomberg’s article on QSI’s purported interest did raise eyebrows.
While the time has come to find new owners to continue Fenway’s outstanding work, this should not (and most likely will not) imply a wholesale abandoning of the club’s essential beliefs.
If anything, it appears like John Henry and the company will pursue another American-based group or individual to ensure that their legacy at Anfield is preserved.
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