18-times English Champions Liverpool is out for sale and numerous investors have been linked with the club’s Takeover - Though, the latest in contention for a potential Takeover at Anfeild is US tycoon George Gillett.
Chairman David Moores had been reported willing to sell of his 52 odd percent stake in the club - however, this curiosity from Gillett has come as a surprise for both the club and the Reds’ supporters.
The 2005 European champions have addressed the Montreal Canadiens owner Gillett’s approach to the Stock Exchange, to keep the Shareholders informed in accordance with the Takeover Code rules.
The most potential bidders till date had been the Dubai International Capital and are reported to have gone through the clubs finances too - Gillett has made no formal bid to the club yet though is presumed to have it priced higher than DIC.
Gillett should be the better choice at Anfield because he has a background of owning sporting clubs but DIC is likely favorites due their willingness to build a new stadium with 60,000 seating capacity.
Whoever, owns the club is a different concern the clubs main concern now should be to regain the English Title and for it, Football is important.
Read: Eurosport
