Elon Musk is interested in Liverpool Football Club. (Photo by Sarah Steer/Getty Images)
Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have no interest in selling the Merseyside club to Elon Musk amid the Tesla owner's interest in the Reds.
The tech billionaire's father dropped a bombshell this week in an interview with Radio Times in which he stated that Musk has an interest in taking over Liverpool – after… He previously stated that he was buying Manchester United.
“Has he expressed interest in buying Liverpool Football Club?” A reporter asked Errol Musk via Daily Mail.
“I can't comment on that. They're going to raise the price,” Musk's father said. “He'd like to get a yes, obviously. Anyone wants it – so do I.
“His grandmother was born in Liverpool, and we had relatives in Liverpool, and we were lucky to know a lot about him The Beatles Because they grew up with some of my family members. So, we are linked to Liverpool, you know.
This has sparked a lot of discussion about what Liverpool would look like under Musk, with Malik X said to be worth around $418 billion.
Musk's leadership is sure to attract a lot of attention To the Premier League club, given his close relationship with Donald Trump, and the Reds' current owner FSG have already decided on the club's future amid interest from their compatriot.
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The times Some clarity on Liverpool's ownership situation has been provided by a report suggesting that FSG has no interest in selling despite Musk's interest in buying the Premier League club becoming public.
There has been no contact between the Tesla founder and the American owners of Liverpool so far. Insiders also insist there is no appetite for any such discussions as a result of a radio interview which they claim is not being taken seriously.
FSG have owned the Reds since 2010, and have overseen the Merseyside club's rise to the top of the Premier League. Liverpool won the title in 2020, in addition to the Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup.
The American owners appear keen to continue their journey as Arne Slott looks to guide them to a second Premier League title in 2025.
