Liverpool's sale already being negotiated

Something is going on in English football. After some clubs have changed owners, such as Chelsea and Newcastle, who, by the way, have found form because of it, Liverpool is about to join the crowd. According to 'The Daily Mail', they are already negotiating the club's sale at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, who have been employed to oversee the sale.
Firstly, it came out that the deal could be closed by paying around £4.5 billion, but the previously mentioned source said there could be a deal for around £2.5 billion. In any event, it will have to be a stellar investor for the Reds, who took control of the project for around £300 million.
For now, it is not known who is interested in making an offer, but it can be speculated that a Middle East investment fund called Dubai International Capital, Conor McGregor, Steve Ballmer, the owners of the the LA Clippers and Boston Celtics boss Steve Pagliuca are all interested.
While the people in suits negotiate upstairs, the players on the pitch try and stay out of matters. Manager Jurgen Klopp said in a press conference that he stays well away from all that. In fact, they won their last game in the Premier League thanks to star performances from Darwin Nunez and Alisson and manged to beat Southampton and stay within touching distance of the European spots.