Liverpool’s stance on selling club to Elon Musk as billionaire’s dad reveals interest

Following the revelation that the billionaire is interested in purchasing the club, Liverpool has not received any communication from Elon Musk, and Fenway Sports Group has no intention of selling the club.

According to Elon Musk’s father, his son would be interested in purchasing Liverpool if given the opportunity.

On the other hand, the Reds have not received any communication from the billionaire, and Fenway Sports Group has no intention of marketing the club for sale. During an interview that took place on the radio this week, Errol Musk was asked whether his kid had his sights set on Anfield.

No, I am unable to comment on that. There will be an increase in the cost,” Musk Sr. stated. After being questioned about whether or not his son might be interested in purchasing the Merseyside club, he responded, “Oh, sure. But that does not mean that he is going to accept it.

It is evident that he would like to answer yes. Everyone would want to, and I would be one of them. According to Forbes, Liverpool is estimated to be worth £4.3 billion, but if they were to be put up for sale, they would be worth a great deal more than that.

It is estimated that Musk’s overall net worth is at around 343 billion pounds. On the other hand, the proprietor of X, which was once known as Twitter, has not yet made a formal offer for the club.

The fact that there was a familial tie to the city, according to his father, was one of the reasons for the interest. “His grandmother was born in Liverpool, and we have relatives in Liverpool, and we were fortunate to know quite a lot of the Beatles because they grew up with some of my family,” he explained further.

“So, we are attached to Liverpool, you know.” It should be brought to your attention that Musk Sr. also asserted in the same interview that Tommy Robinson has the potential to become Prime Minister.

At the beginning of February 2023, Liverpool’s principal owner, John W. Henry, stated that he was no longer considering selling the club. He posed the question, “Will we remain in England for the rest of our lives?” No. Are we going to sell LFC? What have we sold in the more than twenty years that have passed?

FSG’s long-term commitment to Liverpool “remains as strong as ever,” according to president Mike Gordon, despite the fact that the company sold a minority ownership to Dynasty Equity, an investment firm based in the United States, in 2023.

At a cost of around £4.7 million in 2011, NBA superstar LeBron James purchased a two percent share in Liverpool. Since then, he has joined FSG as a partner, and he already has plans to purchase a basketball club and bring it to Las Vegas in the near future.