Elon Musk and Liverpool: A rumour that sparked debate
This week, an unexpected revelation made waves in the football world: Errol Musk, father of tech mogul Elon Musk, suggested during an interview with Times Radio that his son is interested in buying Liverpool FC. The statement ignited intense discussions about what such a move could mean for the future of the iconic club.
However, it appears the speculation will remain just that. According to the Daily Mail, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the current owner of Liverpool, has no plans to sell the club—not to Elon Musk or anyone else.
The publication also reports that the Tesla CEO hasn’t made any formal approach or inquiry regarding a potential purchase of the Reds.
While the idea of Musk entering the Premier League landscape captured imaginations, it seems unlikely to materialize.
For now, Liverpool’s ownership remains firmly in the hands of FSG, leaving fans to ponder what might have been had one of the world’s richest men turned his sights on Anfield.
Though the rumor has been quashed, it highlights the allure of football clubs as potential assets for high-profile entrepreneurs—and the global buzz such speculation can generate.