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Liverpool investment: What is Dynasty Equity, why was FSG seeking cash and will this lead to a takeover?

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FSG has sold a small stake in Liverpool to American sports investment firm Dynasty Equity. But why? And what does it mean?

The pair linked up for this new project. Both have deep roots in sport, but little history of working in English football.

This was no snap decision, though. The co-owners have had tight relationships with FSG for years and the groups know each other well. When they set up Dynasty in late 2022, it coincided withand, through connections with Morgan Stanley and fellow bankers Goldman Sachs, as well as Ginsberg’s long-term position with FSG, an agreement was eventually struck.

Initially, FSG was considering a full sale but that stance changed owing to the lack of suitable offersby one expert. As no would-be buyers were forthcoming, other options were considered, and there were conversations elsewhere before Dynasty emerged as what is seen as the perfect partner.Why is FSG not simply paying off the bank debt and the costs of the Anfield Road Stand?

Is this the precursor to FSG further diluting their shareholding in Liverpool — or even selling up completely?

 

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