There are a number of lucrative things happening in 2025 that will embolden club owners, like FSG at Liverpool and the Glazers at Manchester United, to remain involved
Now that the summer transfer window has closed, attention from some fans has turned to what is happening off the pitch once more.
FSG principal John Henry stated himself that “it won’t be a full sale” when answering questions from the Boston Sports Journal at the start of the year. In March, Henry told the ECHO that Liverpool retained FSG’s “full commitment.”READ MORE: 'Don't do anything silly!' - Premier League release VAR audio from Virgil van Dijk Liverpool red card
Recently it seemed as if Sheikh Jassim would win through and take full control, with a sum of around £6bn mooted, but a report over the weekend in the Daily Mail claimed that sources within the Glazer camp revealed that the owners were taking the club off the market, now seeking a £10bn valuation, and ready to hold off until 2025 before seeking an exit.
While valuations have skyrocketed among the biggest Premier League clubs over the last decade or so, with Liverpool's 2010 purchase price of £300m now with a value of £4bn or more, they are still seen as having the potential for considerable future value growth to take them closer to the kind of figures seen in the NFL, where the valuation of the Dallas Cowboys has been pegged at just shy of £9bn.
FIFA’s revamped 32-team Club World Cup kicks off in 2025, with the competition to see competing clubs benefit from new and lucrative revenue streams; from prize money to a share of commercial revenues to increase marketability, to a slice of broadcast rights.
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