Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain were facing off in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, with the capital club advancing past the Reds. Now, the owners of these two clubs are reportedly facing off in another competition.
The article from OneFootball discusses the ongoing competition between the owners of Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) for control over Real Murcia, a club in Spain's second division. Fenway Sports Group (FSG), who own Liverpool, and Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), the owners of PSG, are both interested in acquiring a significant stake in Real Murcia. This interest stems from the club's potential for growth and its historical significance. Real Murcia, despite its current position in the lower tiers of Spanish football, has a passionate fan base and a rich history, making it an attractive investment for expanding football portfolios. The article highlights the strategic moves by both groups to gain influence in Spanish football, potentially using Real Murcia as a stepping stone for broader investments in La Liga or other Spanish football ventures.