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The father of the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, claims his son would be interested in buying Liverpool.
Fenway Sports Group, which added the Reds to their sporting portfolio in 2010, has looked for external investment in the past but at no point has a full sale been seriously considered. Nevertheless, Errol Musk was asked whether his son had his eye on Anfield.
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