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."