Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan tells BBC Sport in New York that “change is inevitable,” addressing the club’s ownership situation and ongoing discussions. Hogan’s comments reference the involvement of FSG, which has been linked with future plans for the club, and he says the current process is still developing rather than concluded. He also discusses the broader theme of transition within Liverpool, including how the club approaches investment and change over time.
In the same interview, Hogan touches on talks involving a consortium and the possibility of new directions for the club’s future. He frames the discussion around maintaining momentum while ownership and strategy evolve, without indicating that any specific outcome has been agreed. The remarks also connect these ownership and investment questions with the club’s current sporting context, including discussions around who might lead or influence that transition going forward.
Across the two sources provided, Hogan’s central message is that ownership and club plans are not fixed and that negotiations and changes remain in progress.
