Queen's Park's Bhatia Linked with Liverpool Takeover
Queen's Park's Amit Bhatia, a former investment banker and entrepreneur, has been linked with a potential takeover of Liverpool Football Club, alongside billionaires Jeff Bezos and Eduardo Saverin.
Bhatia, who stepped down as director and co-owner of Queen's Park Rangers earlier this month, has been approached to join a consortium looking to acquire a 30 percent stake in Liverpool from Fenway Sports Group. The proposed investment would be worth around $1.8 billion, with the club valued at around $6 billion.
Why it matters for Queen's Park
Bhatia's involvement in the potential takeover has raised questions about the future of Queen's Park Rangers, with some speculating that he may be looking to sell his stake in the club. However, there has been no official confirmation from Bhatia or Queen's Park Rangers regarding his plans.
What comes next?
The potential takeover of Liverpool is still in its early stages, with no official announcement from Fenway Sports Group or the consortium led by Bhatia. However, the involvement of high-profile billionaires like Bezos and Saverin has sparked interest in the football world, with many speculating about the potential implications for the club.
In related news, Queen's Park is currently sitting 6th in the Championship, with 41 points from 36 games. They have scored 35 goals and conceded 48, with a goal difference of -13. They are 36 points behind leaders ST Johnstone and have a recent form of 0W-3D-2L (DDLLD).
Their last result was a 1-1 draw against Partick on May 1, 2026. The club is looking to improve their performance and climb the table, but the potential takeover of Liverpool may have implications for the Scottish Championship as a whole.
As the transfer window approaches, Queen's Park fans will be eagerly watching to see if Bhatia's involvement in the potential takeover will have any impact on the club's transfer plans. With the involvement of high-profile billionaires like Bezos and Saverin, it's clear that the football world is watching with bated breath to see what happens next.
