Thanks for everything Klopp, the surprise move by Qatar's new owners

After a disastrous start to the year for Liverpool, things at Anfield are beginning to look desperate. If the season ends today, The Pool would be in mid-table in the Premier League without a ticket to play in European competitions, losing out on prize money and drastically reducing their income, forcing the sale of assets, such as players, in order to face what would be a long season.

In the face of so much bad news, one piece of news could change the course of the Reds' current situation, as according to a recent report, the team is in talks with officials representing the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) about a possible acquisition, causing excitement and excitement among fans, who hope that Fenway Sports Group will react and accept the deal, as they have detected that FSG no longer cares about Liverpool.

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It is well known that last November Fenway Sports Group hired the services of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to prepare a sales presentation to encourage further investment in the club, culminating in either a full sale of the Merseyside club, or a minority investment, in order to generate even more revenue for the club, which is currently going through one of its worst moments in its history.

These rumours of a Qatari takeover were fading until a few days ago, when journalist and editor-in-chief Alex Miller appeared to restore hope to fans by stating that the Pool's top brass are in talks with QIA officials regarding a takeover, clarifying that the interest is real, but also that if they do not find a profit in a full takeover or a minority investment, they would pull out.

Klopp has energy to continue 

The Americans bought The Pool in 2010 after putting around £300m on the table, which has paid off, as the last decade has been a golden one for Jürgen Klopp's team, who were a great success in building this squad. Thanks to the German's leadership, it was possible to stop the drought of not winning the Premier League, and even put the club on the European and world stage by winning the Champions League and Club World Cup.