Liverpool could undergo a significant institutional shift in the coming months. While the club is going through a period of change after a trophyless season, a consortium is working to acquire a minority stake in the institution and, according to British media, Jeff Bezos is among those interested in joining the project.
The information was reported by Sky Sports and other English outlets, which indicated that the founder of Amazon was contacted to participate in the investment. Although there is still no finalized agreement or official confirmation of his involvement, the American magnate is said to have expressed interest in joining the investment group.
The consortium is led by Amit Bhatia, former co-owner of Queens Park Rangers (QPR) and member of the family of steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal. According to reports published in England, the proposal aims to acquire about 30% of the English club, a move that would value the club at over $6 billion.
