Liverpool owner John W Henry 'holds talks' over new £766m deal for FSG
Fenway Sports Group have reportedly held talks with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund over a deal that could finally bring the PGA Tour and LIV Golf together. Earlier this year, a consortium involving Liverpool's owners completed a £2.3billion investment into the PGA Tour.
However, the Reds' majority owners, 15-time major champion Tiger Woods - and several others involved in the investment - are said to have held talks with officials from Saudi Arabia's PIF fund earlier this week about the possibility of injecting more than $1billion (£766m) into the PGA Tour's Enterprises.
Earlier this week, ESPN reported that meetings involving Liverpool's principal owner John W Henry, Woods and former Masters winner Adam Scott were due to take place in New York on Tuesday, with Liverpool's principal owner part of the transactional subcommittee negotiating with the Saudis.
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FSG have owned Liverpool since purchasing the club in October 2010 and since then, have added the Pittsburgh Penguins, NASCAR's RFK Racing and TGL's Boston Common Golf to their portfolio.
In September 2023, FSG ended speculation that they were looking to sell up at Anfield as New York-based sports investment firm Dynasty Equity acquired a small minority position in the club. The value of the deal was not disclosed but it was understood to be between $100m and $200m.
Henry attended Liverpool's 2-0 win over Brentford last month, new head coach Arne Slot's first Premier League game at Anfield.