Consortium in talks to buy Liverpool minority stake

A consortium led by British-Indian businessman Amit Bhatia is in talks over a potential purchase of a minority stake in Liverpool, according to a monitored public feed from BBC Sports.

The update indicates that Bhatia’s group has expressed interest in taking a small ownership position in the Premier League club. No further terms, valuation details, or timeline were included in the feed summary, and it was not immediately clear how advanced the discussions are.

Liverpool, one of English football’s most prominent clubs, has attracted significant commercial and investment interest in recent years as ownership structures across the sport continue to draw attention. In this case, the available information points only to early-stage interest from a consortium associated with Bhatia, rather than a completed deal or a formal offer.

Bhatia is described in the feed as a British-Indian millionaire businessman. Beyond that identification, the monitored report did not provide additional background on the consortium’s members, the proposed stake size, or any official response from Liverpool.

The report is based on a monitored public feed and currently offers limited detail, meaning the situation should be treated as developing. At this stage, the key confirmed point is that a Bhatia-led group has signalled interest in acquiring a minority shareholding in the club.

Source attribution in the monitored feed links the information to BBC Sports. Novexa News has not independently verified further elements of the report beyond what was included in the public summary.

Source: BBC Sports - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c1j1081dyn1o?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss