Liverpool will trigger the clause if FSG make a bomb decision
It was a time of major change for FSG’s sports portfolio, with money dedicated to rejuvenating Liverpool’s struggling midfield and further overhauling MLB product Boston Red Sox. The Merseysiders’ declarations of intent were not just about revenue, however, with FSG holding out for potential exits around Alisson Becker and Mo Salah in the interests of Saudi Arabia. Jurgen Klopp’s outfit went a step further by triggering a clause in the contract number one (The Athletic) to increase his wages. Things appear to be relatively less calm states, with chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom fired at Fenway Park amid ongoing concerns about the team’s performance, the Echo reports.
After the horrors and relative excitement of the Roy Hodgson and Brendan Rodgers eras, the Red Sox’s struggles on a cheap budget are perhaps a sobering reminder of what Liverpool could expect once our German tactician is here. Of course, we will continue to feed Klopp whenever possible and hope that the existing arrangement will succeed without his input – whether or not he wants to call time on his Anfield career in 2026. or delight fans with another expansion. Ultimately, a future without the 55-year-old Merseyside player is unthinkable for a number of reasons (not all football-related), especially when the current opportunities for such a game are so scarce in the world of football.