Consortium in talks to buy stake in Liverpool as FSG release statement
A statement from Liverpool's owners FSG was released following the news 18:17, 21 Jul 2026 Updated 18:21, 21 Jul 2026 A consortium headed up by British-Indian…
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A statement from Liverpool's owners FSG was released following the news 18:17, 21 Jul 2026 Updated 18:21, 21 Jul 2026 A consortium headed up by British-Indian millionaire Amit Bhatia has expressed an interest in buying a minority stake in Premier League giants Liverpool. Bhatia has a long association of being involved in English football, and was was director and co-owner at Championship club QPR for 18 seasons but on Tuesday stepped down from his role and relinquished ownership of the Hoops. He is the son-in-law of Indian billionaire businessman Lakshmi Mittal, who is believed to be backing the move. Bhatia said: "Since joining the club in 2007, QPR has been a deeply important part of my life, and of my family's life. Over nearly two decades we have shared promotions, relegations, unforgettable highs and painful lows, and the memories we have made at Loftus Road alongside the supporters will stay with us forever. "Being part of QPR has shaped me in many ways.
Furthermore, The 46-year-old has since moved into the realms of construction, real estate and private equity. His departure from Loftus Road earlier this week was unexpected.
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A statement from Liverpool's owners FSG was released following the news 18:17, 21 Jul 2026 Updated 18:21, 21 Jul 2026 A consortium headed up by British-Indian millionaire Amit Bhatia has expressed an interest in buying a minority stake in Premier League giants Liverpool. Bhatia has a long association of being involved in English football, and was was director and co-owner at Championship club QPR for 18 seasons but on Tuesday stepped down from his role and relinquished ownership of the Hoops. He is the son-in-law of Indian billionaire businessman Lakshmi Mittal, who is believed to be backing the move.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBhatia said: "Since joining the club in 2007, QPR has been a deeply important part of my life, and of my family's life.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOver nearly two decades we have shared promotions, relegations, unforgettable highs and painful lows, and the memories we have made at Loftus Road alongside the supporters will stay with us forever. "Being part of QPR has shaped me in many ways.
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The 46-year-old has since moved into the realms of construction, real estate and private equity.
according to WalesOnlineHis departure from Loftus Road earlier this week was unexpected.
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