Edwards leaves role as CEO of football at Liverpool owners FSG
Michael Edwards has stepped down as CEO of football at Fenway Sports Group, the parent company of Liverpool FC. His departure follows a period of structural transition for the club, including the appointment of manager Arne Slot.
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Listen July 10 - Michael Edwards has left his role as chief executive officer of football at Fenway Sports Group, which owns Premier League club Liverpool, FSG said on Friday.
FSG described the move as a "planned transition", with Edwards stepping down after helping oversee a period of significant change at Anfield following his return in March 2024.
“It has been a privilege to return to Fenway Sports Group and Liverpool Football Club at such an important moment,” Edwards said in a statement.
“I leave believing Liverpool is in a strong position, with outstanding people, a clear direction and the foundations in place for continued success.
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