Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has chimed in on the club's ownership status.
News filtered through of Fenway Sports Group selling a minority stake in the club to raise funds.
New York-based sports investment firm Dynasty Equity have secured a modest portion of the club.
Asked about the situation, has shared his delight at FSG securing funds for the team.
"Absolutely (I'm pleased). That's how it is, I can understand the people," he told reporters.
"Money in football is all about spending. I get that, I am part of it as well. In moments, I want to spend money as well.
"But in this moment in time, we should not forget, we built in recent years, we are now building a new stand which will improve, I'm not sure how that will happen, but improve the best atmosphere in the world anyway. Then we built another stand, the Main Stand. We built a training ground, we bought Melwood back.
"A lot of stuff which keeps the club in a healthy state for a long, long time. If somebody comes in and helps us to do so, then it's absolutely great. It's not that we need a budget of 200m that we can spend on the team, but the better place we are in, the more we can spend anyway.
"We are in a year where we don't play Champions League, which we all know is a massive financial blow for a football club, but invested anyway. Improved the team anyway in the summer, which is difficult but possible. So it's good news, just good news. It is money that will be well used, let me say it like that."