See the amount the owner of Manchester City cousin was close to paying for Liverpool
Latest report have made it known that English football club, Liverpool were close to being sold to Sheikh Khaled Bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
Sheikh Khaled is a cousin to the billionaire owner of Man City, Sheikh Monsour.
Report added that Khaled had been in talks for the take over since 2017 and progressed on to January this year.
The Billionaire had offered to pay the sum of £2 billion and was close to buying the English club before a turnaround by the present owners.
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Liverpool is currently owned by an American group known as the Fenway Sport Group FSG.
The Group rejected the offer that would have been the biggest take over in the history of football.
According to a statement from the Fenway Sport Group, they stated that Liverpool is not for sale but they welcome any minor investor who will like to join them.
This means the Group will only let Khaled be a part of them if only he will be a minor investor.
It is yet to be known if the Billionaire will accept the new offer.
Sheikh Khaled Bin Zayed Al Nehayan belongs to the Emirati family that govern Abu Dhabi.
