Report: Will the Saudi's Pay Up The Transfer Debts?

Report: Will the Saudi's Pay Up The Transfer Debts?

Liverpool Assured £52m from Saudi: What You Need to Know When diving deep into the financial intricacies of the transfer market, one name often stands out - Kieran Maguire. This finance aficionado has given an exclusive take on the concerns surrounding the Saudi Pro League's commitment to their transfer obligations. Saudi Pro League's Spending: Drawing Attention Recent murmurs have been echoing throughout the European footballing corridors. As per The Guardian's coverage, the European Club Association general assembly had a hushed …
Qatar's Potential Role in Liverpool's Financial Future

Qatar's Potential Role in Liverpool's Financial Future

Liverpool FC's Sale: The Latest Amid Qatar Investment Chatter In the ever-evolving world of football finance, the past year has seen Liverpool FC's ownership saga take centre stage. Fenway Sports Group (FSG) has been at the heart of this narrative, with the potential sale of a minority stake in the club being a topic of much discussion. The Backdrop: FSG's Search for Investment It's been a little over 10 months since the football community first caught wind of FSG's intentions …
Mo Chatra's FSG Deep Dive: Transfers, Wages and Klopp

Mo Chatra's FSG Deep Dive: Transfers, Wages and Klopp

Anfield Index's Money Talks Podcast - Mo Chatra Talks LFC Finance On this latest free Money Talks episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by finance specialist AKA Nizami to look back on the latest transfer window from an FSG perspective. I an FSG deep dive the duo discuss a range of matters including why Liverpool didn't attempt to sign Jude Bellingham, whether increased spending hinted at a change in tact by FSG, whether the wage bill and FFP …
Liverpool FC CEO: 'Conversations continue', FSG Seek Investment

Liverpool FC CEO: 'Conversations continue', FSG Seek Investment

Liverpool's Bright Future: CEO Billy Hogan Discusses Investment Prospects The Growth of Liverpool The glow of success surrounds Liverpool, a club that has not only risen to the summit of English football but also experienced a monumental financial growth. With a revenue increase of £107 million for the 2021-22 season, reaching a total of £594 million, Liverpool's economic surge has outperformed every other team in the Premier League bar one, apart from Brentford, a club that journeyed up from the …
Liverpool's Path Forward: A Vision of

Liverpool's Path Forward: A Vision of "Massive Investment"

FSG Partner on Liverpool Future: Investment is Key While the development concerning a minority sale of Liverpool FC progresses at a seemingly unhurried pace, there's a unanimous understanding: the club requires substantial financial backing to ensure competitiveness. Eight months have passed since the revelation in November about FSG's intent to seek additional funding for Liverpool. For those who missed the announcement, it might come as a surprise due to the normalcy that's prevailed within the club's operations. Predictions were rife, …
The Truth Behind FSG's Decision to Scale Back LFC Sale

The Truth Behind FSG's Decision to Scale Back LFC Sale

FSG's Investment Plan for Liverpool FC Unveiled Football finance guru, Kieran Maguire, recently shared his insights on FSG's investment strategy for Liverpool FC during a discussion with The Redmen TV. The revelations offer intriguing predictions and intriguing insights for ardent Reds supporters and football finance enthusiasts alike. FSG's Initial Aim Maguire revealed, FSG initially aimed for a "full sale of the football club." However, the plan has since been downgraded to seeking a "minority investment." While many expected the club …
Football finance warning fires warning to the Premier League

Football finance warning fires warning to the Premier League

A respected football finance expert has claimed that the Premier League cannot sustain itself without fans in attendance over a long-term period. The current season will be completed behind closed doors and there are already fears that supporters may not be allowed back for a portion of the 2020/21 campaign. According to recent research by Betway, matchday revenue was worth £677 million to top-flight clubs during last season. University of Liverpool lecturer, Kieran Maguire, believes that clubs simply cannot afford …