The sale of a small portion of the club to Dynasty Equity, according to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, is “good news” for all parties involved.
Owners FSG, who have long shown a readiness to consider offers for a stake in the team, have reached an agreement with Dynasty Equity that is estimated to be worth up to £164 million.
Although Klopp acknowledged that Liverpool are working hard behind the scenes on projects that will gain from increased financing, he does not anticipate that much of that money would be spent on his playing team.
It’s already been spent. Absolutely. That’s the way it is, he said at the press conference on Friday. “I can see it; in football, money is always about spending. I comprehend. I occasionally wish to participate in it and spend money.
But right now, we are constructing a new stand that will enhance the nicest atmosphere on earth. Then we constructed the Main Stand, the training facility, acquired Melwood again, and did a lot of other things that keep the club in good shape for a very, very long time. So it would be wonderful if someone could come and assist us.
“We don’t necessarily need a budget of £200 million that we can use on the team right now, but the better position we are in, the more money we have to spend.
We all know that missing out on the Champions League is a huge financial hit for a football club, but despite this, we made investments and made improvements to the team over the summer, which is challenging but doable.
“Okay, so. Simply put, the news is positive. Let me put it this way: It was money that would be wisely spent.
Liverpool announced the agreement and said the funds will be used to pay off debts accrued from their numerous construction projects as well as their summer transfer operations.
Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, and Wataru Endo were all acquired by the Reds this summer for close to £150 million, while Jordan Henderson and Fabinho were sold to Saudi Arabia for just £52 million.
