Premier League · Premier League · Est. 1892 · Anfield
Liverpool FC
Current Leadership
Principal Owner
American billionaire John W. Henry purchased Liverpool through his Fenway Sports Group (FSG) in October 2010 for approximately 300 million pounds. FSG, which also owns the Boston Red Sox, brought financial stability, data-driven decision-making, and long-term strategic planning to Anfield. Under FSG's ownership, Liverpool have won the Champions League (2019), Premier League (2020, 2025), FA Cup (2022), and League Cup (2022, 2024). The expansion of the Anfield Road End, completed in 2023, increased capacity to over 61,000.
Chairman
Television producer Tom Werner serves as Liverpool's chairman and is a key figure in Fenway Sports Group. His media industry experience has helped Liverpool grow their global brand and commercial revenue significantly during his tenure.
Manager
| Name | Position | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Arne Slot | Manager | 2024 |
Coaching Staff
| Name | Position | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Sipke Hulshoff | Assistant Manager | 2024 |
| Ruben Peeters | Lead Physical Performance Coach | 2024 |
| John Achterberg | Goalkeeping Coach | 2009 |
| Fabian Otte | Goalkeeping Coach | 2024 |
Historical Figures
Co-Owners
American businessmen Tom Hicks and George Gillett purchased Liverpool in 2007 with promises of a new stadium and investment in the squad. Their tenure was widely regarded as disastrous: the new stadium never materialised, the club was loaded with debt, and relations with supporters deteriorated to the point of legal action. They were forced to sell to FSG in 2010 against their wishes after the club's debts became unsustainable.
Chairman & Owner
David Moores was a lifelong Liverpool supporter who served as chairman for 16 years. A member of the Moores family that had long been associated with the club, he oversaw the managerial appointments of Graeme Souness, Roy Evans, Gerard Houllier, and Rafael Benitez. He sold the club to Hicks and Gillett in 2007, a decision he later expressed regret over.