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A journalist has sought to ease the concerns of Liverpool FC fans following recent speculation about Elon Muskā€™s interest in acquiring the club.

 

According to comments made by Muskā€™s father during a radio interview, the billionaire and CEO of companies like Tesla and X (formerly Twitter) has expressed a desire to add Liverpool to his business empire. However, early indications suggest these rumors may not materialize into reality, much to the relief of the clubā€™s supporters.

 

Sky Sports Debunks Musk-Liverpool Rumors

 

Kaveh Solhekol, a journalist for Sky Sports, dismissed the reports, emphasizing that Liverpoolā€™s current owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), are not looking to sell the club. Solhekol clarified, ā€œLiverpool is not for sale. FSG has not received any offers, including from Elon Musk.ā€

 

While FSG explored potential investments two-and-a-half years ago, no agreements were reached. John Henry, the principal owner of FSG, has publicly stated that the club is not on the market, although he acknowledged that FSG wonā€™t own Liverpool indefinitely. Currently, there are no indications that the group is interested in a sale.

 

Solhekol added that, although Muskā€™s immense wealth would enable him to purchase the club, his controversial reputation might not align with Liverpoolā€™s ethos. Nonetheless, if Musk were to pursue ownership, he would likely pass the Premier Leagueā€™s owners and directors test.

 

Why Fans Are Skeptical of Musk

 

Recent analysis by The Times journalist Matt Lawton further supports Solhekolā€™s claims, with Lawton stating that FSG has ā€œno appetite to sellā€ Liverpool FC. While some fans have criticized FSGā€™s leadershipā€”frequently voicing their frustrations online using hashtags like #FSGOUTā€”many are uneasy about the idea of Musk as a potential owner.

 

Muskā€™s controversial political stances, including his public support for Donald Trump and calls to release Tommy Robinson, clash with the socialist-leaning values held by a significant portion of Liverpoolā€™s fanbase. For these supporters, stability under FSG is preferable to the unpredictability Muskā€™s ownership might bring.

 

Despite facing criticism during their 14-year tenure, FSG has overseen substantial improvements at Liverpool. Under their leadership, the capacity of Anfield has grown by 33%, a world-class training facility has been constructed, and the club has enjoyed consistent success in domestic and international competitions.

 

While Muskā€™s wealth could make him an appealing buyer, the possibility of him acquiring Liverpool remains speculative and unsettling for fans. For now, the club remains under FSGā€™s control, allowing supporters to rest easyā€”

for the time being.

 

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