MANCHESTER, England: The owner of Liverpool confirmed on Monday that it is open to selling shares in the Premier League club amid reports it is inviting offers from potential buyers.
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) said in a statement that it remains committed to the club, which it bought in 2010 and has guided to a new era of success.
Responding to a report by the Athletic, which claimed Liverpool had been put up for sale, FSG said it would consider new shareholders.
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