FSG

Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are the owners of Liverpool FC, having purchased the club in October 2010.

FSG (then known as New England Sports Ventures / NESV) paid £300 million for Liverpool.

Founded in 2001 and based in Boston, the principal owner of FSG is John W. Henry and its chairman is Tom Werner. FSG also own the Boston Red Sox (baseball) and the Pittsburgh Penguins (ice hockey).

Below you will find all the latest news, reports and opinion on Liverpool FC owners Fenway Sports Group.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Tuesday, March 13, 2012: Liverpool's manager Kenny Dalglish before the Premiership match against Everton at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Kenny Dalglish to return to Liverpool as a director

Oct 5, 2013Oct 4, 2013

Liverpool FC are still playing catch-up to modern football

Sep 10, 2013Aug 28, 2013

NEWPORT, WALES - Wednesday, May 22, 2013: Dietmar Hamann during the Football Association of Wales' UEFA Pro Licence Course 2013 at Dragon Park. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

The Kaiser reminds us, in the end success is natural to Liverpool FC

Aug 9, 2013Aug 9, 2013

How Liverpool have cut HALF A MILLION from their weekly wage bill

Jul 31, 2013Jul 31, 2013

Rebuilding Liverpool in English football’s shake-up

Jul 20, 2013Jul 18, 2013

BUILDING A TEAM: Basketball as a blueprint?

Jul 16, 2013Jul 16, 2013

Can Liverpool FC become the new Dortmund?

Jul 11, 2013

The Liverpool FC transfer committee explained

Aug 11, 2013Jun 12, 2013

The Long and Winding Road

Jun 10, 2013Jun 10, 2013

A to-do list for FSG: 5 ways to improve Liverpool FC this summer

Jun 12, 2013Jun 7, 2013

John Henry talks LFC finances – Reds “finance themselves”

May 30, 2013May 29, 2013

Liverpool FC owners delighted with Rodgers’ “remarkable progress”

May 24, 2013

Ian Ayre talks Liverpool FC ‘Moneyball’

Apr 17, 2013

Liverpool “making really good progress” on Anfield development

Jun 13, 2013Apr 16, 2013

From Rafa to Rodgers – Back to the Future

Apr 16, 2013

2013/14 Kits: A Move Away from the Brand that is LFC

Mar 22, 2013

Liverpool FC – It’s a numbers game

Mar 12, 2013

Five Teams to Beat Before Liverpool Qualify

Feb 14, 2013Feb 14, 2013

The Richest League in the World – England, Europe…or both?

Feb 13, 2013Feb 13, 2013

Talking Finances Part 1: Examining Liverpool FC’s numbers off the pitch

Feb 12, 2013Feb 11, 2013

Project Liverpool: is it working?

Feb 11, 2013Feb 11, 2013

Short term problems, mid term solutions?

Feb 2, 2013

Why we should admire FSG’s refusal to pay over the odds

Jan 24, 2013

Proven, not potential, is what Liverpool require

Dec 28, 2012

A big Christmas for Liverpool – on and off the field

Dec 18, 2012

Naivety is holding Liverpool FC back

Nov 1, 2012Nov 1, 2012

Si Steers examines whether it is a lack of experience, or just naivety that is holding Liverpool Football Club from moving forward.

FSG

Kenny Dalglish to return to Liverpool as a director

Liverpool FC are still playing catch-up to modern football

The Kaiser reminds us, in the end success is natural to Liverpool FC

How Liverpool have cut HALF A MILLION from their weekly wage bill

Rebuilding Liverpool in English football’s shake-up

BUILDING A TEAM: Basketball as a blueprint?

Can Liverpool FC become the new Dortmund?

The Liverpool FC transfer committee explained

The Long and Winding Road

A to-do list for FSG: 5 ways to improve Liverpool FC this summer

John Henry talks LFC finances – Reds “finance themselves”

Liverpool FC owners delighted with Rodgers’ “remarkable progress”

Ian Ayre talks Liverpool FC ‘Moneyball’

Liverpool “making really good progress” on Anfield development

From Rafa to Rodgers – Back to the Future

2013/14 Kits: A Move Away from the Brand that is LFC

Liverpool FC – It’s a numbers game

Five Teams to Beat Before Liverpool Qualify

The Richest League in the World – England, Europe…or both?

Talking Finances Part 1: Examining Liverpool FC’s numbers off the pitch

Project Liverpool: is it working?

Short term problems, mid term solutions?

Why we should admire FSG’s refusal to pay over the odds

Proven, not potential, is what Liverpool require

A big Christmas for Liverpool – on and off the field

Naivety is holding Liverpool FC back

Comparing FSG to Gillett & Hicks – “like chalk and cheese”

2 years of FSG – The Report Card

Plugging the leaks at LFC

Liverpool FC decide to stay at Anfield