Fenway Sports Group have been polarising figures at Liverpool.

Since taking over at Anfield in 2010, fans have criticised the American owners for not spending enough compared to their Premier League rivals.

The American owners have helped deliver every trophy possible to Liverpool fans under their leadership and more importantly, the Merseyside club are very healthy financially and have not been limited by the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules.

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The Manchester club’s quarterly accounts also highlight a £44.8m drop in broadcasting revenue in 12 months as the Red Devils have been without Champions League football this season.

The money lost on getting rid of Ten Hag, his coaching team, and Ashworth is more than Liverpool lost in 2023 as the Reds’ losses for that year were £6.9m, according to Liverpool’s annual report.

FSG have not got everything right at Liverpool, far from it, but the American owners have never put the club at risk with reckless spending.

Darwin Nunez could bring in big money for Liverpool also as Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr were willing to spend £62.5m on the Uruguayan star in January.

FSG may not spend like those at Man City, Chelsea and Man United, however, the American owners have kept Liverpool competitive in recent years.
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