Liverpool FC Ownership Divided Over Premier League Matches Abroad

Chairman Tom Werner envisions games in New York and other global cities, while principal owner John Henry remains opposed.

Tom Werner is determined to host a Premier League game in New York City and other international locations.
John Henry, Liverpool's principal owner, does not support the idea of playing matches abroad.
The concept of overseas Premier League games has faced strong opposition from fans and supporters' groups.
FIFA's recent policy review could pave the way for domestic league games to be played outside their home countries.
Past attempts to stage international matches, such as the 'Game 39' proposal, were abandoned due to backlash.