Liverpool could change owners
as early as this week, it has been revealed.
BBC Sport reports Liverpool could be bought by Chinese business
tycoon Kenny Huang within days.
Huang, head of Hong Kong-based investment company QSL Sports
Ltd, wants to take full control of the Reds, who have been up for
sale since April.
"A deal has to be done before the transfer window closes [on 31
August]," a source close to Huang told BBC Sport.
"Huang has made a firm proposal. The club's board has to
sanction the sale and it could be sewn up in days."
Huang has been talking for several weeks to representatives of
the Royal Bank of Scotland, with the aim of taking full control of
the Premier League club.
RBS are Liverpool's main
creditors, owed about £237m by American co-owners Tom Hicks and
George Gillett.
"Kenny is the only serious bidder interested in the club and
he's optimistic," added the source.