Errol Musk, father of the world's richest man Elon Musk, suggests his son would be interested in purchasing Liverpool Football Club. While Fenway Sports Group, the current owners, haven't seriously considered a full sale, Errol Musk acknowledges the appeal for his son and hints at a family connection to the city.
The father of the world's richest man, Elon Musk , claims his son would be interested in buying Liverpool . Photograph: Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA WireFenway Sports Group, which added the Reds to their sporting portfolio in 2010, has looked for external investment in the past but at no point has a full sale been seriously considered. Nevertheless, Errol Musk was asked whether his son had his eye on Anfield.
Last May Forbes rated Liverpool the fourth most valuable football club, with an estimated value of £4.3bn. However, that amounts to just over 1 per cent of Musk’s total net worth, which is believed to be around £343bn.‘We haven’t stolen one point’: Arne Slot backs Liverpool to sustain quadruple pursuitMusk snr said the interest was partly as there was a family connection to the city.
Last season’s financial results are due next month and a year without Champions League football is likely to mean another squeeze on finances. In February 2023 principal owner John W Henry moved to quash speculation about a sale, saying: “Will we be in England forever? No.
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