Recently, in an interview with Times Radio, Errol Musk confessed that he knows his son, the Tesla CEO, has an interest in the six-time European champions.
The millionaire son of Elon Musk has shown interest in purchasing Liverpool, an English soccer team, according to his father.
Fenway Sports Group, the private owner of the Premier League team, has previously welcomed outside investment but has not stated that it wishes to sell.
In an interview with Times Radio, Tesla CEO Errol Musk admitted that he is interested in the six-time European Cup winners.
Yes, Errol Musk acknowledged, but that doesn’t mean he’s buying it. He would like to—well, of course everyone would. And I would, too.
I’m not able to remark on it, he added. They will increase the cost.
Dynasty Equity, a US investment firm, purchased a minority share from FSG in September 2023.
Mike Gordon, the president of FSG at the time, stated: “We are still fully committed to Liverpool in the long run. As we’ve always stated if an investing partner is suitable,
We would then look for the chance to support Liverpool’s long-term financial stability and expansion.
Liverpool has once again become one of the top clubs in Europe under FSG. One season following its Champions League victory, the Merseyside club won its first English league title in thirty years in 2020.
We were lucky enough to know many of the Beatles since they grew up with us, according to Errol Musk, who also mentioned that they have cousins in Liverpool.
This season, Liverpool, the Premier League and Champions League leaders, did not immediately respond.
Elon Musk became active in British politics after the July election of the centre-left Labour Party. Musk has demanded a fresh election using his social media platform, X.
In reaction to Musk’s flurry of criticism of his administration, Starmer denounced falsehoods and disinformation on Monday, saying they are destroying British democracy.
