Liverpool have a clear path to success after beating West Ham in the League Cup final, including setting up a two-legged semi-final with either Chelsea or Middlesbrough. With Klopp’s side ready to compete on four fronts in the new year, the motivation to improve the squad is clear.
According to a report, there have been “negotiations” between Klopp and FSG in this regard. Mean while, hosts Liverpool are expected to take a major financial hit elsewhere. Here’s everything you missed this week in the world of Boston billionaires. A $3 billion FSG deal is currently pending. After weeks of speculation, FSG now appears to be on the verge of signing a lucrative deal with the PGA Tour, a group of US businessmen. The golf tour’s investment, described by ESPN as “close to,” is about $3 billion. Interestingly, the PGA Tour is still hoping to reach a similar deal with the PIF, and both deals are likely to continue. This would be a huge investment in the sport and make owners Liverpool and Newcastle different partners. No agreement has yet been reached with the PIF, and the framework agreement expires on December 31. This period can still be extended.
That is the immediate question at Anfield, the outcome of which is guaranteed to happen when Arsenal come to town on Saturday. The prestige of the position is known. Depending on who you talk to, whether a harbinger of future success or a poisoned chalice, being on top midway through the campaign is a positive sign and Liverpool will be keen to secure that position. But whether that happens or not, it is clear that Liverpool will remain in the title position as 2023 stretches into 2024.
Jurgen Klopp may not have made it public, but it could have an impact on the business of transfer in January. , opening up a potential bid for the Premier League crown for FSG.
