Liverpool have had a couple of impressive campaigns over the last two or three seasons.
Arne Slot managed to deliver the Premier League title at the first time of asking, and Jurgen Klopp also got ever so close to delivering his second top-flight title.
Although everyone knew that Klopp had built a strong team, nobody expected them to come out on top last term.
Many expected the Anfield outfit to undergo a rebuilding phase, but instead, they’ve arguably done better under the Dutchman than they did under Klopp.
And during the 2025-26 summer transfer window, Fenway Sports Group (FSG) also seem to have changed their tone as Richard Hughes and Slot have spent almost £200million on new arrivals.
Arne Slot celebrating Liverpool's Premier League title win.
Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images
In addition to this, as many fans will know, John Henry and co are looking for a new club to buy so they can start their multi-club model, with Getafe’s president now responding to those exact claims.
FSG won’t be buying Getafe as they are ‘not for sale’
For the past few years, FSG have been looking at potential La Liga clubs they could invest in to start their multi-club model.
Obviously, Liverpool would be at the forefront, but they need some feeder clubs from other nations to try and get the best talent from across the globe.
MORE LIVERPOOL STORIES
At the moment, however, Getafe seem to be the front-runners.
And, while speaking to Spanish outlet Cope, Getafe’s president Angel Torres has given an insight into whether FSG are actually looking to buy the La Liga outfit.
“No. It’s [Getafe] been for sale since I arrived. I’ve been here for 25 years, and every year a journalist comes out saying… And now it’s Liverpool,” he said.
“But it’s not for sale. One day I’ll have to leave. But it’s a long way off.”
John Henry pictured at Anfield during the game between Liverpool and Brentford.
Photo by Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
FSG not buying Getafe could be good news for Liverpool
The amount of money that FSG have already spent on bolstering Liverpool’s ranks this season is somewhat obscene.
The American businessmen have spent close to £200m on improving the Reds’ ranks and are looking to make the Anfield outfit one of the most dominant forces in football.
However, if their attention and money were turned elsewhere to a team such as Getafe, then there would be fewer funds for the Reds to work with.
At the end of the day, while a multi-club model would likely be beneficial for Liverpool in the long run, at the moment, it feels like the best thing for FSG to do is keep all of their eggs in one basket.