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FSG and QSI Eye Malaga: A New Chapter in Multi-Club Ownership

FSG and QSI Eye Malaga: A New Chapter in Multi-Club Ownership

The football world is abuzz with the news that Fenway Sports Group (FSG), the owners of Liverpool, and Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), the owners of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), are both in the race to acquire Spanish club Malaga. This move is part of a growing trend of multi-club ownership models, where major clubs seek to expand their influence and resources across different leagues.

FSG's interest in Malaga aligns with their strategy to build a network of clubs that can share resources and talent, similar to what Manchester City has achieved with Girona. On the other hand, QSI's potential acquisition of Malaga would further extend their footprint in European football, following their ownership of PSG and a stake in Braga.

The competition between FSG and QSI for Malaga highlights the increasing financial power and strategic planning in modern football. As these ownership groups vie for control, the implications for Malaga and the broader football ecosystem are significant, potentially reshaping how clubs operate and compete on the global stage.

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