Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is much more than the president of PSG. The boss of the Parisian club is close to the Qatari royal family and officiates in its name. A meeting with Daniel Levy is said to have taken place for a minority investment in Tottenham. As for Liverpool, QSI wouldn’t head to the Reds just now.
It has been more than a decade since the PSG passed under the Qatari flag. Indeed, in the summer of 2011, the Paris Holy–German became the property of Qatar Sports Investments or QSI. And since then, the Parisian team has become essential in Europe and in the world, whether at the sporting or marketing level. Recently, a shop PSG was even inaugurated in New York.
A meeting at Tottenham to buy back shares?
In sporting terms, the PSG won every possible trophy domestically, but is still chasing a Champions League. However, QSI would like to continue to grow by becoming not a majority shareholder, but a minority one. This is indeed the information that CBS Sports recently shared to justify a meeting between Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, president of the PSGas well as with its counterpart at Tottenham, Daniel Levy. The Qatari owners of the Paris Holy–German would like to settle in England.
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No discussion to invest minority in Liverpool
An open door for liverpool ? According to Well JacobsQSI should not be expected to make an offer to the Fenway Sports Group. Wishing to sell its shares to a serious buyer, FSG would keep an eye on the market, but QSI would refuse to invest liverpool whether minority or majority speaking. There would be no discussions strictly speaking at the moment T between the PSG and liverpool.
