Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are in talks about a 6 billion-pound investment agreement that would allow them to create a network of football clubs. FSG is reported to merge with a company founded through Moneyball mogul Billy Beane, according to the Wall Street Journal. , the owners of Oakland Athletics of Major League Baseball expect to gain a 25% stake in the company that owns Liverpool Football Club and the Boston Red Sox.
Billy Beane is recently executive vice president and shareholder of Oakland Athletics, a major league franchise in which he developed his Moneyball theories to move them from darkness to good fortune playoffs on a small budget. However, MLB regulations state that you have an interest. In two baseball franchises, FSG also owns the Boston Red Sox. If the agreement is reached, it is understood that Beane will leave the Oakland A. The merger also means that FSG will be valued at $8 billion, resulting in the company being indexed in the public market.
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RedBall’s also includes former Premier League executive Richard Scudamore on its board of directors, and is likely to also play a role in the new European company RedBall was founded through Beane and US monetary billionaire Gerry Cardinale.
Cardinale recently bought ligue 2’s French football team, Toulouse, through his multimillion-dollar investment company in the United States and in negotiations to buy AS Roma until talks failed. Cardinale is also a major player on America’s largest regional sports television network, YES, which broadcasts live games for the New York Yankees, Brooklyn Nets and New York City Football Club.
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Liverpool would be obvious, allowing them, for example, to follow the same practices as the Red Bull organization by attracting young players to Europe and bloodied in a smaller club, before moving on to the larger club: a path marked through Nathrough Keita and Sadio Mane.
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The biggest supporters of the Big Picture assignment right now are Liverpool, Manchester United and the EFL. The debatable Project Big Picture predicts what would be the biggest turmoil in football in the UK since the first league founded in 1992.
Big Picture’s allocation plan includes a proposal that clubs can take their own streaming rights for 8 games, which would allow them to sell the games on their own pay-per-view channels and can also mean clubs fit even harder. of what they already are.
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