F1 owners Liberty Media may invest in Liverpool FC
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The Premier League football club’s owners Fenway Sports Group are looking for major media companies to buy a minority stake, and Liberty Media are in the mix, the Telegraph report.Liverpool are not up for a full sale so it remains unknown how big the stake that Liberty Media are interested in acquiring could be.Where do the big three stand ahead of the F1 season opener? | Bahrain F1 2023Video of Where do the big three stand ahead of the F1 season opener? | Bahrain F1 2023Will Mercedes’ slow start result in another winless year for Hamilton?US-based Liberty Media took control of F1 in 2017 and have overseen a major increase in popularity.Liberty Media were named by Forbes as the ‘World’s Most Valuable Sports Empire’ this year. They were valued at $21 billion (£16.8bn).The Atlanta Braves, Drone Racing League and Meyer Shank Racing are also under the Liberty Media banner.The current Liverpool owners were named by Forbes as the fourth-most valuable sports empire.Liberty Media rejected a $20bn bid from Saudi Arabia to buy F1 last year, according to Bloomberg.Related Brundle makes Liverpool comparison with “lack of confidence” at Mercedes Red Bull “will not sell AlphaTauri” despite “rumours without foundation”
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