After Red Sox revival, FSG taste glory again with Liverpool


Soccer Football - Liverpool fans celebrate winning the Premier League - Liverpool, Britain - June 26, 2020 Children celebrate with a Premier League trophy balloon and flags outside Anfield after Liverpool were crowned Premier League champions last night after Chelsea won their match against Manchester City Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine

(Reuters) - German manager Juergen Klopp and his multinational squad of players have been given most of the credit for Liverpool's Premier League triumph but behind the 19th top flight title has been the astute ownership of a group of American executives.

It did not take great imagination to work out why the owners of the Boston Red Sox saw potential in Liverpool, when they purchased the team 10 years ago.

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