While Liverpool is currently owned by John W. Henry and his American sports investment company, Fenway Sports Group, there is word that change is coming.
Liverpool is currently valued at £650m after Fenway Sports Group brought it from Tom Hicks and George N. Gillett, Jr. for £300m in October 2016.
According to several online sources, a mystery bidder from the Middle East is said to be keen to land a mega deal to get the Merseyside Club.
It is said that the mystery bidder is Sheikh Khalifa, president of United Arab Emirates, and brother to Sheikh Mansour, a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family which also owns Manchester City.
Rumours have also reported that the bid is worth over £30 billion, and he seems most likely to be the future of Liverpool.
Although having brothers controlling two different, rival club, may seem a conflict of interest to fans, a Premier League spokesperson said that there is no rule in the Premier League in terms of relations owning different clubs, hence giving the likeliness that the Liverpool deal can happen.
