Liverpool news and transfers - FSG investment confirmed, Wataru Endo claim

Hello and welcome to our LIVE Liverpool transfer blog for Thursday, September 28.

The Reds secured their place in round four of the Carabao Cup in familiar style last night. Opponents Leicester City stunned Anfield with an early goal, however second-half strikes from Cody Gakpo, Dominik Szoboszlai and Diogo Jota completed a 3-1 turnaround - the fourth consecutive win of this nature.

This put Jurgen Klopp's men into the pot to be drawn for round four, where they discovered next up will be a weeknight trip to the South Coast to face Bournemouth. Aside from the action, the transfer rumour mill remains active. Liverpool have allegedly sent scouts to watch 19-year-old Germany and Stuttgart talent Raul Paula, though so have Brighton. New Manchester United loan signing Sofyan Amrabat has also denied suggestions he was close to joining Liverpool before eventually transferring to their fierce rivals.

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Liverpool owner FSG sells minority stake to U.S. investment firmLiverpool owner Fenway Sports Group (FSG) has sold a small stake in the club to American sports investment firm Dynasty Equity. The deal is worth between $100million (£82m) and $200m (£164m). Based on Forbes’ $5.3billion (£4.3bn) valuation of Liverpool, that represents a minority investment of between 1.9 per cent and 3.8 per cent. The influx of cash will be used by FSG to heavily reduce bank debt and cover the cost of projects such as the Anfield Road Stand redevelopment and the repurchasing of the Melwood training ground for the club’s women’s team. It will not result in a...
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