Despite being open to offers for the Reds, Liverpool's owners FSG may decide to stay in control

Owners of Liverpool, Fenway Sports Group, had recently been considering how to diversify their football holdings, FSG is currently evaluating what the future holds for their Reds tenure, opening themselves up to expressions of interest from those with very deep pockets who wish to take a controlling stake in the club. 

FSG purchased Liverpool in 2010 for £300m and spent the following ten years growing the club into a global powerhouse once again, according to information provided to the ECHO, the FSG's preferred method of investing remains through a "strategic partner," but with proposals of $4 billion (£3.3 billion) and above 

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For the entire shareholding likely to at least be considered, the possibility of a sale still exists, Recent attempts by FSG to overhaul the structure of football have failed, with both their participation in the Project Big Picture Premier League plan and the wildly unpopular European Super League plots, the latter...

In which the biggest clubs sought to invest more money in the EFL but where the concessions would result in a smaller Premier League and the postponement of events like the Carabao Cup, was the toughest for FSG principal John W. Henry to accept, Although Liverpool's tremendous significance to FSG's empire continues to be important, 

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The failure to carry out such fundamental reform has resulted in something of a step change, and it is believed that the ambition to further establish themselves in football has lessened considerably, at least in Europe, In recent years, multi-club models have become more and more common in the football world since purchasing the current Premier League winners in 2008, Manchester City's Abu Dhabi-based owners City Football Group have added new teams on a nearly annual basis. There are more than 10 teams that play under the CFG banner, including New York City FC, Mumbai City FC, Troyes, Girona, Lommel, and Montevideo City Torque.