Liverpool owner negotiates Spanish club acquisition

FSG seeks to expand club portfolio with the purchase of Getafe, according to strategy defined by the executive director who returned to the group in 2024

A (Fenway Sports Group), owner of, is in negotiations to gradually acquire Getafe. The conversations between the American group and the president of the Spanish club, Angel Torres, advanced, according to information released on Tuesday (29.Jul.2025) by the British newspaper .

Torres, a 73 -year -old entrepreneur with construction and real estate sectors, reduced the amount requested by the £ 160 million ($ 210 million; $ 1.18 billion) to £ 100 million ($ 135 million; $ 792 million). He bought the club in 2002 and since then the Getafe has played 20 seasons – with the 21st on the way – in 22 years in the 1st Spanish division.

The acquisition is part of FSG’s strategy to create a multi-club group linked to Liverpool. The plan gained strength after Michael Edwards’ return as Football CEO in 2024. By announcing his return, Edwards said he would supervise a new club to maintain competitiveness and expand the portfolio.

In the last 16 months, FSG has analyzed options in Brazil, France and Spain. Bordeaux and Malaga were close to being acquired, but Getafe is seen as the most viable target thanks to the good relationship with Torres. THE The Athletic He reported that sources said the club has been available for sale for years, despite the president’s public negatives.