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It was reported last month, that Edwards is still looking into multi-club model opportunities for FSG and has only gotten involved with Liverpool for major financial decisions.

This is part of FSG’s long-term goals as the multi-club model has become very popular amongst owners with Red Bull and the City Football Group successfully implementing it as part of their strategies.

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When it comes to finances, FSG have been criticised a lot by a certain section of Liverpool supporters as the American owners are often accused of not spending enough in the transfer market.

The Americans have been exploring the idea of multi-club ownership for some time and previously showed interest in the French club Bordeaux, but they have now got the ball rolling on their plans.

List of Multi-club models in EuropeCity Football Group: Owns Manchester City, New York City, Girona, and othersRed Bull Group: Owns RB Leipzig, Red Bull Salzburg and New York Red Bulls.BlueCo: Owns Chelsea and RC StrasbourgPozzo Family: Owns Udinese and Watford777 Partners: Owns Hertha Berlin, Genoa and Standard Liege.

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According to The Athletic, FSG are exploring a deal to purchase Spanish second-tier side Malaga after a delegation visited the club’s facilities in February to evaluate a potential acquisition.

The Liverpool owners plan to purchase the majority stake of shareholder Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani, who owns 51 per cent of the Spanish club.

Spain is a hotbed for football talent, but that is not the only nation the Liverpool owners are exploring, as the French market is the other main focus for the Americans.

Recent history has shown that these two nations are producing the best talent in Europe with Spain winning the latest European Championship, while France are the last European nation to win the World Cup, while also reaching the final in 2022.

The multi-club model will divide opinion amongst Liverpool fans, however, it seems to be the way modern football is going.
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