The Sheikh’s involvement represents a shift from investing via Dubai Interna-tional Capital (DIC), which is owned by the mid-east emirate.
The shift away from using DIC as an investment vehicle is understood to surround the need for the private equity group to make large returns.
The amount that has been offered for the club, between £400m and £500m, and the £350m needed for the new stadium mean returns would not come as quickly or be as high as the demands of private equity.
To that end Sheikh Moham-med is understood to be in regular contact with Amanda Staveley, of PCP Capital Partners, Dubai’s UK-based advisers Tom Hicks: "New Management Team Raring To Go"
We have a new Sponsorship Manager, a new Commercial Manager and a new Ticketing Manager in place ready to roll. There are currently in a building in the other part of Liverpool. The only thing that is stopping them is Rick Parry.
Rick Parry has fiercely defended his work on Merseyside, saying: “I stand by my track record in English football and as chief executive of Liverpool Football Club. It would be inappropriate for me to comment in detail on these allegations - that should be a matter for the Liverpool board. In fact, I would welcome an opportunity to discuss these matters with our co-owners and board colleagues. This continuous airing of issues in the media is clearly not helpful at this crucial stage of our season.” HOME
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