Liverpool FC: Debt-Free?
Grover Rohan
2025-05-22 13:57:44
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Liverpool have reported a club-record revenue for the financial year of 2021-22, but that comes with £146 million in debt including a loan from FSG. According to the club’s financial reports, as relayed by The Athletic‘s James Pearce, Liverpool currently owe FSG a total of £71.4 million from an initial loan of £110 million agreed over six years ago. The club’s external debt stands at £88 million, which is owed to other lenders rather than the club’s owners themselves. However, Liverpool have cash assets of £13.4 million, meaning that net debt value is £74.6 million.
That initial loan was for £110 million, with gradual repayments made to bring that down to the current balance of £71.4 million. No repayment was made in the 2021-22 financial year because, as explained by journalist David Lynch, FSG paused those following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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