Elon Musk's Rumored Interest in Buying Liverpool FC Stirs Conversations
Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, has shown interest in purchasing Premier League club Liverpool FC. Although Fenway Sports Group, the current owner, denies any sale plans, rumors persist. Under FSG, Liverpool has thrived in recent years. Musk, meanwhile, has become involved in British politics via his social media platform.
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Elon Musk, known for his innovations with Tesla and SpaceX, is reportedly interested in acquiring Liverpool FC. The Premier League giant is currently owned by Fenway Sports Group, which denies the club is up for sale, though they have welcomed external investments previously.
Errol Musk, in an interview with Times Radio, confirmed his son's interest but downplayed imminent purchase plans. The club recently sold a minority stake to U.S. firm Dynasty Equity, reiterating its long-term commitment to Liverpool's growth, having recently reclaimed their status in European football.
Additionally, Musk's involvement in British political discourse has intensified following the Labour Party's recent election win. His social network platform, X, has been a medium for calling new elections, leading to concerns about his influence on political stability.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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