FSG out, Liverpool is the third richest club in the world and the owners still won't invest

Despite having cash flow, the Reds languish in mid-table mediocrity in the Premier League, in 9th place

20/01/2023, 04:39 AM +00:00

A recent report from England has revealed that Liverpool is one of the richest clubs in world football, third richest to be exact. That's why, incredibly, The Pool has not had the investment to share, leaving this season's tournament participation adrift, where they recently bowed out of the EFL Cup and the long-running Premier League title race.

Jürgen Klopp's side overtook arch-rivals Manchester United for the first time, generating more than €700 million in revenue, the third highest in the world, by 2022. With healthy finances, it is hard to explain how Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the current owners, have ignored the pleas of millions of fans around the world to bolster the current squad, which is struggling with injuries and star players out of action.

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The Americans bought the Reds in 2010, after putting 300 million pounds on the table, which has paid off, it became the last decade has been golden for the team of Klopp, who was the great success in the construction of this squad, thanks to his leadership, could stop the drought that had not won the Premier League, and even placed the club in the European and world level by winning the Champions League and Club World Cup.

FSG began this season by acquiring strikers Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz, who together sought to fill the void left by Sadio Mané's departure to the Bundesliga to join Bayern Munich. They also added Calvin Ramsey and the big disappointment Arthur Melo, who remains injured and arrived on loan with an option to buy, which will be declined, sending the Brazilian to Juventus immediately.

No transfer investment

Above the Reds are Manchester City, who, thanks to the power of Middle Eastern oil, have transformed themselves from being a team of the pack to a team of the pack. Then there is Real VARdrid, who are still in the top thanks to the titles they have won by investing in sponsorship, selling space and remodelling their stadium. FSG may have reached a sale agreement, hoping that the face of the Reds will change.