Massive FSG investment is COMING as Liverpool close in on double deal

A massive investment is now just around the corner and the club's latest double deal confirms it.

Say what you want about the club's owners, there's no denying FSG have transformed Liverpool. When they came in to rescue the club on the brink of an absolute financial crisis, the Reds' status around global football was probably at its lowest it has been since the 1960s prior to Bill Shankly taking over.

With Roy Hodgson under the helm, Liverpool had neither the financial might, success on the pitch nor the attractive status for prospective players.

In over a decade, FSG changed all of that.

They introduced a recruitment policy that has worked wonders and has helped Liverpool reach the pinnacle of the game again.

Last summer proved that the club is now one of the most attractive places to be for the world's very best players.

But this is just the beginning of FSG's plans.

When Michael Edwards was brought back almost two years ago, it was made clear that he would oversee a role titled CEO of Football at FSG, not Liverpool.

This was because as Edwards confirmed during his arrival that the plan was for FSG to expand it's football operations into a multi-club model.

"One of the biggest factors in my decision is the commitment to acquire and oversee an additional club, growing this area of their organisation," said Edwards as per the BBC.

Almost 24 months later, and FSG haven't quite acquired that new club but they have explored opportunities at Bordeaux, Getafe and others.

It's something that the club's owners are very quietly working on in the background. But of course buying a club is far more complicated than buying a player.

There are specific requirements the club FSG purchase needs to have in order to make it make sense for everyone involved.

It's also a massive investment for FSG and they need to make sure that investment brings them profit.

Nonetheless, it seems like this multi-club model might be now coming and possibly be around the corner.

As per the Liverpool ECHO, the club is closing in on a double deal for Ifeanyi Ndukwe from Austria Wien and Mor Talla Ndiaye from Aimite FC.

What's interesting about this is that these are players who are 17 and 18-years-old respectively.

They are players Liverpool are buying for the future from outside of the UK, something that the club hasn't really done in the past. Especially not since Brexit.

But over the course of the last six months, Liverpool have accelerated their attempts to attract the best young players of their generation from around the world to Anfield.

Golden Boy nominee Armin Pecsi was also signed from Puskas Akademia. Liverpool also secured the future services of Sidy Barhama Ndiaye from Senegal, with the then 15-year-old even spending time playing for the U18s in the summer, and he's set to arrive in January 2028.

This double deal for Ndukwe and Ndiaye is another confirmation of Liverpool stockpiling talent.

Currently, the club has four ESC spots, reserved for players who do not qualify for work-permits. Pecsi and Mor Talla Ndiaye are expected to take up two of those slots. Ndukwe will be another.

If there is to be more investment, a second club for FSG where these players can go on loan to bridge the gap between U21 football and the first-team now must be imminent.

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