DIC willing to leave Hicks in control

The figurehead of Dubai International Capital’s attempt to buy into Liverpool has revealed the potential investors are willing to enter into a power-sharing agreement with current co-owner Tom Hicks.

DIC willing to leave Hicks in control

The figurehead of Dubai International Capital’s attempt to buy into Liverpool has revealed the potential investors are willing to enter into a power-sharing agreement with current co-owner Tom Hicks.

Amanda Staveley, DIC’s lead negotiator, stated the Dubai government’s private equity arm “would be prepared to accept a 49% shareholding in Liverpool FC”.

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