Liverpool’s owner, Fenway Sports Group, is exploring the possibility of buying La Liga side Getafe as part of an ambition to become a multi-football club operation.

The Fenway Sports Group-owned Boston Red Sox have made a decision that has left fans of the MLB team surprised.

James has been seen on the sidelines for much of his career, coaching younger players on his teams, including a viral clip with Austin Reaves in his rookie year. He had recently teased his retirement in an advertisement, with his $52.6 million option for the 2026 season still waiting to be picked up.

From an on-ice standpoint, Fenway Sports Group's stint running the Pittsburgh Penguins has been less than ideal. Once the class of the NHL, the team has made just one playoff appearance since the consortium took over in Dec.

From a Liverpool fan perspective, this development feels both inevitable and calculated. FSG’s initial reluctance to mirror Manchester City’s global multi-club empire has gradually shifted. With Michael Edwards back in charge and a more forward-thinking football structure now in place, targeting Getafe makes strategic sense.

A new building is being proposed on Lansdowne Street next to Fenway Park that would be very noticeable to Boston Red Sox​ fans.

Pittsburgh Penguins legend Mario Lemieux is reportedly interested in purchasing the franchise back from its current owner. Lemieux, who played his entire NHL career for the Penguins, bought the team in 1999 and kept the franchise in Pittsburgh before selling to Fenway Sports Group in 2021.

Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) are to follow in the footsteps of primary rivals in the Premier League Manchester City by looking to build a football empire. The City Football Group has