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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Kyle Newbould

Gary Neville hits out at US investment in Premier League as Liverpool and FSG 'danger' raised

Gary Neville has repeated concerns around American investment in the Premier League amid the potential takeover of Bournemouth.

Cherries owner Maxim Demin has held exclusive talks with a US consortium - led by businessman and owner of ice hockey team Vegas Golden Knights, Bill Foley - over a potential sale of the club for around £150million. Should the takeover be successful, it would mean more than half of the 20 top-flight clubs had some sort of investment from across the Atlantic.

One of those is Liverpool, who are majority owned by Fenway Sports Group - chaired by John Henry - and former Manchester United captain Neville has once again warned of such investment amid the news of Bournemouth’s potential sale, tweeting: "I think we know what's happening here."

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