Liverpool Takeover: World’s eighth richest man Mukesh Ambani among bidders?

The
65-year-old
Indian
businessman,
who
is
known
to
be
a
huge
sports
fans
and
owns
the
Indian
Premier
League’s
most
successful
side
Mumbai
Indians,
has
shown
interest
in
buying
the
Merseyside
giants
on
a
number
of
occasions
earlier
as
well.

FSG,
who
took
over
Liverpool
FC
in
2010,
made
a
stunning
announcement
earlier
this
week
that
they
would
open
to
considering
new
shareholders.

“There
have
been
a
number
of
recent
changes
of
ownership
and
rumours
of
changes
in
ownership
at
EPL
clubs
and
inevitably,
we
are
asked
regularly
about
Fenway
Sports
Group’s
ownership
in
Liverpool,”
a
statement
from
FSG
read.

“FSG
has
frequently
received
expressions
of
interest
from
third
parties
seeking
to
become
shareholders
in
Liverpool.
FSG
has
said
before
that
under
the
right
terms
and
conditions,
we
would
consider
new
shareholders
if
it
was
in
the
best
interests
of
Liverpool
as
a
club.”

Now,
with
FSG’s
stunning
announcement
that
they
would
open
to
listening
to
offers,
Ambani
has
reportedly
expressed
his
interest
in
a
possible
takeover
bid.

According
to
a
report
from

The
Mirror,
FSG
are
believed
to
be
willing
to
sell
Liverpool
FC
for
a
fee
of
around
£4billion,
which
shouldn’t
be
a
problem
for
Ambani,
who
has
a
net
worth
of
around
£90billion.

However,
Ambani
is
not
the
only
party
to
show
interest
since
FSG’s
announcement.
Steve
Ballmer,
the
former
CEO
of
Microsoft,
has
also
been
rumoured
to
be
interested
in
the
Reds
take
over,
while
links
to
the
middle
east
also
don’t
die
down
after
the
takve
over
of
Manchester
City
and
Newcastle
United.

Billionaire
Indonesians,
Malaysians
and
Singaporeans
as
well
as
another
group
from
US
also
can’t
be
ruled
out,
as
per
further
reports.

Chelsea
FC
were
the
most
recent
club
to
be
taken
over
after
Russian
billionaire
Roman
Abramovich
was
forced
to
put
up
the
club
for
sale.

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