Hicks and Gillet reportedly want upwards
of £550million for the club.
Tom Hicks and George Gillet are reportedly looking
for a buyer for Liverpool.
The Times claims that the American pair, who bought the club in
2007, have instructed investment bank Merrill Lynch to search for
interested parties.
Hicks and Gillet need to restructure their £350million loan with
the Royal Bank of Scotland which expires on January 25, but with
the bank currently being under public ownership, that is
unlikely.
Sheikh Mohammed has long been thought to be a potential buyer
for the club, but the Americans and the ruler of Dubai are
currently £50million apart in their valuations of the club. Hicks
and Gillet reportedly want upwards of £550million, while Sheikh
Mohammed is only prepared to pay £500million.
Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots and the man
who Hicks and Gillet beat to buy the club in the first place, was
rumoured to be reviving his bid, but he is not now thought to be a
viable candidate.
The Times reports that Merill Lynch inspected Liverpool's books
last week in order to find a buyer, but have as yet been
unsuccessful.
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