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Mukesh Ambani, the eighth-richest person in the world, has contacted Liverpool about buying the team.

The Indian is ranked as the seventh richest person in the world by Forbes and has an estimated net worth of £90 billion.

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has reportedly contacted Liverpool after their present owners, Fenway Sports Group, indicated that they wanted to sell the team, according to the Mirror.

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According to speculation, FSG would consider selling the club for bids of up to £4 billion.

The dominant Mumbai Indians of the IPL are presently owned by Ambani.

The 65-year-old “would be willing to inject millions into the club for transfers to strengthen Liverpool’s goals to remain one of Europe’s most successful clubs,” according to reports.

After buying the Mumbai Indians, he earned the title of “The World’s Richest Sports Team Owner.”

How does Ambani’s £90 billion net worth compare to that of other Premier League owners?

In order to put things into perspective, Sheikh Mansour, the owner of Manchester City, is only “worth” £22.9 billion.

That clearly demonstrates Ambani’s true wealth.

Klopp discussed the possibility of Liverpool finding new owners earlier this week. The German acknowledged that in order to compete with teams like Manchester City, the club would have to invest money.

Although we had a system that allowed us to spend money, he said, “we always had to look at what did we earn?”

“Are we close to where we shall exit at the conclusion? It was always obvious.

“We all know that Alisson and Virgil were the two greatest moves in the past; this year, Darwin was in-between (van Dijk). We were all aware of the process. That is the reality, we received money from Barcelona and I would say we used it wisely.

“For me, the way we handled things up until this point got us where we are, and that is all wonderful, but new money is no mistake, let me put it this way. Nothing decreases in cost. We all experience inflation, but football is not exempt.

“Yes, spending is sometimes necessary. We are thrilled to have this opportunity for all of our young children, and I am very optimistic about the influence they will have in the future, whenever that may be.

Like Harvey Elliott right now, Stefan Bajcetic, Calvin Ramsay, Doak, and Bobby Clark, they’re all exciting, but every so often, you need to mix in certain things that have been tried and true. In a perfect world, they are also youthful! preferably not 35

“Therefore, you do occasionally need to take some risks, and we’ll see. Although I have no idea what will happen, I am confident in it. If the outcome is negative, I might start to worry, but I just believe everything will be okay.

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