Getafe future could be shaped by a major American investment. Fenway Sports Group (FSG) the U.S. based conglomerate that owns clubs like Liverpool FC and the Boston Red Sox has reportedly set its sights on the Spanish side as part of its ongoing expansion into European football.

Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Boston, FSG specializes in the ownership and management of sports and media assets. Its impressive portfolio includes major organizations like the Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL), Liverpool FC (Premier League), Boston Red Sox (MLB), and RFK Racing in motorsports.

An Appealing Project for the Americans

Getafe presents a compelling opportunity for FSG: the club has firmly established itself in Spain top flight during the 21st century, is already undergoing renovations to its stadium, is located near Madrid, and perhaps most importantly its current president, Ángel Torres, has repeatedly stated his intention to step down by 2027.

No Rush to Sell, but the Door is Open

Torres has made it clear that he wants to leave the club in good hands, and a well established sports investment group like FSG could be the ideal candidate. However, there no urgency the transition would be handled gradually, in alignment with the president’s timeline.

Stadium Renovations: A Possible Obstacle

One major factor that could delay the deal is the ongoing remodeling of the Coliseum stadium. Torres is determined to remain in charge until the project is completed. If FSG wants to take the reins before 2027, it would need to negotiate a gradual entry into the club leadership, allowing for a smooth handover of power over time.

A Future Linked to Liverpool?

So far, only informal talks have taken place. There are still many questions to resolve before FSG makes a formal move. But one intriguing possibility has emerged: could Getafe benefit from becoming a “sister club” to football giants like Liverpool? For the fans and the future of the club, this could mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter.