Saudi Arabia DETERMINED to strike HUGE FSG Liverpool deal

Liverpool are still in the conversation within Saudi Arabia as the country looks to expand its football reach.

Saudi Arabia have set out ambitious plans in the next decade as the country looks to continue its investment in football.

With the World Cup being hosted in Saudi Arabia in 2034 - the country has set ambitious plans to make the tournament a huge success.

Meanwhile, the Saudi Pro League continues to grow year after year as it attracts stars like Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo as well as Liverpool heroes like Roberto Firmino, Fabinho and Sadio Mane.

But it's not just on the domestic front where Saudi Arabia wants to expand.

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Saudi Arabia still eyeing huge Liverpool deal with FSG

In the past, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) have conducted business with FSG.

Meanwhile, FSG were reportedly open to investment into the club from other parties and sold a minority stake into the club to private equity firm, Dynasty Equity [The Guardian].

PIF are currently the owners of Newcastle United. However, according to the latest reports, Saudi Arabia has set its sights on something even greater.

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The Independent's recent report, the site claims that whispers continue about PIF being determined to invest in a 'bigger' club than Newcastle United.

The site claims Liverpool and Chelsea as well as Barcelona could be PIF's radar.

Could FSG sell Liverpool?

FSG bought the club back in 2010 and have been in charge now for well over a decade.

Under their ownership, Liverpool has grown tremendously and has become one of the wealthiest football clubs in the world.

FSG would likely only be open to selling the club for a huge offer. Whether Saudi Arabia are capable of making such a significant deal remains to be seen.

For now, the possibility seems unlikely. However, as the Saudi Pro League grows and PIF continues to invest in football, that possibility could certainly increase.