Some Tottenham fans may want to look away now as it emerges that Liverpool Football Club was valued at £3.89 billion by Forbes back in May, and it is thought that Manchester United is now expecting offers in excess £5 billion.
The real issue with all these telephone numbers, as I’ve argued previously, is how might any of these prospective buyers expect to get a decent return on their investment?
The fact that two English top-flight sides have within a short space of time placed for sale signs in their front lawns more than suggests that the European Super League has been mothballed…
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