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FSG cashes in but what next for Liverpool after Bezos consortium’s UK£1.65bn deal?

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By Steve McCaskill Verified
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A consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has agreed to buy almost a third of Premier League giants Liverpool from Fenway Sports Group (FSG) in a deal that values the club at a reported UK£5.5 billion (US$7.45 billion). The 1892 Holdings consortium, the name of which refers to the year the Merseyside club were founded, will acquire a 30 per cent stake worth UK£1.65 billion (US$2.24 billion) and will have the option to take full control should FSG decide to sell in the future.
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Why Birmingham Phoenix chose strategy over cash in the Hundred’s franchise sell-off

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By Steve McCaskill Verified
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The sixth edition of the Hundred is by far and away the most significant campaign of the 100-ball franchise cricket competition since it debuted five years ago. The 2026 season is the first since the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) permitted outside investment into its eight constituent franchises, a process which has raised UK£500 million that will be used to shore up the grassroots and county game.
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Arsenal’s ‘UK£70m’ extension with Emirates continues England’s most enduring stadium naming rights partnership

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By Steve McCaskill Verified
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Arsenal and Emirates have agreed a five-year extension to their long-running sponsorship agreement, believed to be worth up to UK£70 million a season. The airline will remain the Premier League champions’ front-of-shirt, training kit and stadium naming rights partner until 2033 in a deal that also covers Arsenal’s women’s and youth teams. The relationship, which began in 2006, is the longest-running shirt sponsorship in the Premier League.
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