No Truth' in £1.5bn Takeover Bid Rumors-Liverpool Boss Tom Werner

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Liverpool coach Tom Werner said there was no point in reporting that Fenway Sports Group (FSG) has rejected an offer of £ 1.5 billion to buy the club after a period of negotiation.

The Abu Dhabi newspaper The National detailed a Dubai-based consortium led by agent Amanda Staveley, but Werner told James Pearce of Liverpool Echo: "We prefer activities to quell the rumors of transactions with Staveley, there is no reality for them" .

According to reports from the Middle East, the offer for the club is justified, independently of an underlying £ 1.2 billion, amounting to £ 1,500 million if the Reds do well in the UEFA Champions League. - and it was simply rejected at the last moment.

The news came shortly after Sky Sports News reporter Keith Downie recommended Staveley to switch to an agreement to purchase his Premier League counterparts, Newcastle United:

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The Merseyside failed to sign another midfielder in late spring and seem to pay the price, having tried to think of other options in Virgil van Dijk of Southampton, who stayed in the south drift.

Former Liverpool midfielder Jason McAteer recently appeared on beIN Sports (not Pearce for the Mirror) and expressed his opinion that the current owners were eager to add:

"When we did not have Van Dijk or another goalkeeper, I thought it would be an extreme season or another to come, we would have won 4-0 or we would have been defeated 4-1 by enlistment in the middle of the year.

"There is no aspiration on the part of the owners, they gave the director an open check, he had more than 150 million pounds to spend."

"In case Van Dijk would have wanted £ 70 million and [Naby] Keita for £ 60 million, after buying [Mo] Salah, take a look at the £ 160 million there that they were eager to cost."

The report adds that Liverpool has chosen to opt for the takeover bid due to the reality that the supply has been underestimated because "global television rights are anticipated that would increase rapidly throughout the two cycles". following".

It has been seven years since FSG won the club for £ 300 million, and despite the opportunity to make a substantial profit on its underlying costs, US owners are apparently satisfied with their long-term vision.

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