Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, are reportedly in discussions over selling a minority stake in the Anfield club, according to Sky Sports.
The consortium said to be leading the interest is fronted by Amit Bhatia, the former Force India executive and son-in-law of steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal. Notably, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been linked with involvement in the group's potential investment, though the deal remains at the talks stage rather than confirmed.
Sky Sports report that FSG are open to bringing in fresh capital while retaining overall control of the six-time European champions, a model already used at other major clubs where strategic investors buy in without taking majority ownership.
No valuation, percentage stake, or timeline has been disclosed publicly, and neither FSG nor representatives for Bhatia or Bezos have confirmed specifics of any prospective agreement.
Liverpool have been under FSG's ownership since 2010, a period that has delivered domestic and European success, including the Premier League and Champions League titles. Any deal would mark a significant shift in the club's ownership structure, though for now it remains speculation rather than an agreed transaction.