Fenway Sports Group share heartfelt update on Liverpool reign – “It’s beyond anything we imagined.”
Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have expressed their pride and gratitude for being part of Liverpool’s resurgence to the top of English football.
Owners John W. Henry, Mike Gordon, and Tom Werner said the memories of seeing the Reds lift the Premier League trophy at Anfield in May will remain with them forever, as they mark their 15th anniversary in charge of the club.
FSG took over Liverpool on October 15, 2010, after ending the turbulent ownership of Tom Hicks and George Gillett through a High Court ruling, purchasing the club—then close to financial collapse—for £300m under the name New England Sports Ventures.
Since then, Liverpool have claimed major honours, including three League Cups, the 2022 FA Cup, their first-ever Club World Cup in 2019, and, most notably, Premier League titles in 2020 and 2025, alongside the Champions League triumph in 2019. The club also expanded Anfield beyond 60,000 capacity and opened the £50m AXA Training Centre in Kirkby.
In a statement reflecting on their 15-year journey, FSG said:
“When we joined Liverpool, we knew it was something extraordinary. We hoped to restore its proud traditions but could never have imagined how the next 15 years would unfold. Our goal was simple—to bring success back to Anfield and secure the club’s long-term stability.
“We recognised the scale of the challenge but also the immense potential that could be achieved with unity. Looking back, it’s been an incredible journey that we’ve been privileged to share.
“The Premier League titles under Jürgen Klopp and Arne Slot, and the Champions League victory, stand out as defining moments. Lifting the league trophy in front of our fans earlier this year is a memory that will last a lifetime.
“There have been countless other special moments—Sir Kenny Dalglish’s first trophy in 2012, becoming world champions in 2019, the cup double in 2022, and the women’s back-to-back WSL triumphs in 2013 and 2014. Each represents the values that define Liverpool—belief, unity, heart, and passion.
“We’ve also faced tough times, losing finals and making mistakes off the pitch, but we’ve always learned and acted in the club’s best long-term interests.
“Today, we’re proud of how far Liverpool has come. The men’s and women’s teams now train in world-class facilities, and Anfield has evolved beautifully while preserving its soul.
“We’re grateful for the leadership and dedication of everyone at the club. Liverpool means so much to so many—it’s woven into the city’s identity and connects generations. Being part of that story is an honour and a responsibility we never take lightly.
“This anniversary is a moment to look back with gratitude but also forward to what’s still to come—more goals, more victories, and more memories together.
“To our supporters: thank you—for your belief, your honesty, and your unwavering passion. You truly show what it means to be part of Liverpool Football Club.
“You’ll Never Walk Alone.”