Elon Musk: Buying Liverpool Could Cost Up To $10 Billion

Liverpool, 10 January 2025 – Elon Musk wants to buy Liverpool. The news of the multi-billionaire's interest Elon Musk towards the Reds It was like a bolt from the blue around Anfield Road. According to what was reported a few days ago by Errol musk, Elon's father, there would be some truth to the Tesla owner's interest in Liverpool. "My son is interested in Liverpool? I can't comment on this news, otherwise they will increase the price. Elon has expressed this desire but it is not certain that he will buy it. He would certainly like it, as I would like it: we have family in Liverpool, his grandmother was born there, and we have also been lucky enough to know some members of the Beatles because they grew up with our family members,” Errol Musk said about his son’s possible purchase of Liverpool.

However, even though these are just hypotheses, to take over the second most successful company in England the owner of Space X and Tesla would have to spend a very high amount. On this situation he expressed his opinion Rob Wilson, an expert in football finance, who has valued Liverpool at around 4/4,5 billion pounds, but at the end of the season it could be worth up to double that. The Reds, in fact, are playing a practically perfect season, both in the league and in Europe: in Premier League, Slot and his team are in first place at +6 onArsenal with one race less, and also in Champions are in first position, +3 on Barcelona. The Reds are focused on all fronts, and if they manage to win some important trophies they will grow significantly in the market, so Musk would have to spend a huge amount of money to take over the company. After the American elections, the Elon Musk Net Worth it went up to 321,7 billion dollars, with a record increase of 7 billion in the space of a few hours. Tesla shares also rose, reaching the figure of dollars 352,56 to share. Data in hand, it would not be a problem for Musk to buy Liverpool, but today it remains only in the realm of hypotheses. Despite the words of his father Errol, in fact, there has been no formal approach from the South African entrepreneur towards Fenway Sports Group, the American company that owns Liverpool. Only the future will tell us if Elon Musk is really intent on investing in the world of football, but for now the reds are firmly in the hands of John Henry's American company who, in the meantime, is enjoying the golden moment of his team, which tomorrow will take the field against Accrington Stanley for the third round of FA Cup.