Liverpool have released a
statement admitting their sale plans are "uncertain".
A meeting in London on Friday assessed plans put forward by
several potential new owners but no firm decision was made.
Chairman Martin Broughton said last month he hoped a sale could
be completed before the close of this transfer window but the
process is set to drag on longer.
"The Liverpool FC board has
reviewed a number of proposed bids for the club at a meeting held
today," read a club statement.
"The board will continue to act in the best interests of
Liverpool Football Club and its
supporters, doing all that it can to ensure that the club is
ultimately sold to a buyer who has the resources and real
commitment to give it a long-term, stable and secure funding
position for its plans.
"The sale process is continuing. However, its timing and outcome
remain uncertain.
"In the meantime, we will not comment on rumour and
speculation."