One newspaper report today claims that George Gillett and Tom Hicks have put together a £240million plan in the hope of taking the Reds further forward under Rafa Benitez, even though the club is still up for sale.
It is claimed that Steven Gerrard has been offered a new £30m contract - worth £140,000-a-week in wages - that would run until at least 2013. This comes after securing Rafa Benitez on a new 5-year deal and after pledging a new deal to assistant Mauricio Pelegrino.
There will also be new contracts for Fernando Torres, Daniel Agger, Jamie Carragher and Dirk Kuyt plus a guaranteed minimum summer transfer kitty (every summer) of £20m for the manager.
A new non-executive board could also be formed and former FA chief executive Brian Barwick could come in as a non-executive chairman to work with the club's new CEO. Ian Ayre remains favourite to land that job but much will depend on Rafa's view who has been promised a say in the appointment.
Veteran defender Sami Hyypia could be handed a coaching role at Melwood once he hangs up his boots.
Although the club is up for sale, Tom Hicks wants to remain in place with a new partner.