The team that I root for is facing
a potential take-over by the ruler of Dubai.
I hope that doesn't mean that I will see weird Middle-Eastern players getting into the club and dampening my viewing pleasure.
Dubai International Capital (DIC) are one of half a dozen private equity firms buying up investments around the world on behalf of Dubai Holdings, which is owned by Sheikh Maktoum, who is also vice-president of the United Arab Emirates.
DIC recently bought Madame Tussauds for £750million and the Travelodge hotel chain.
The new stadium and injection of cash would see Liverpool able to compete with Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal, who this season moved to the new 60,000-capacity Emirates stadium - Anfield's capacity is only 44,000.
Liverpool would now have the finances to move to a new 60,000-capacity stadium in Stanley Park.
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