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Kenneth Huang has denied speaking to a newspaper about a proposed takeover of Liverpool.

A report in the Sunday Mirror suggested Huang, described as a former Wall Street stockbroker, was leading a consortium who were in advanced negotiations to buy the Merseysiders for £500million.

Co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett officially put the club up for sale just over a week ago, having admitted someone else needed to take it to the next level.

However, a statement released on behalf of Huang has distanced the China-based businessman from the claims.
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"Mr Huang would like to clarify that he did not speak with the newspaper and did not make the statements attributed to him," said the statement.

"Mr Huang would not make any comment in relation to Liverpool FC."

Just over a week ago Benitez's agent Manuel Garcia Quilon claimed an unnamed Chinese investor was interested in taking over the club and had already spoken to the manager about keeping him on next season.

Benitez subsequently denied Quilon's claims.

everyone involved in any takeout bid will deny everything until the papers are signed so dont get too excited about any rumours i wont until i here guardiola is our manager and we have just had bids accepted for pato and mata

Of course he will deny it, any positive comments would drive the price up & no one in the right mind talks to Sunday papers.

long time Rafarendum.........i dont know about lots of people..but i really wanna bash that Paul Tomkins

need to express here that the key to our bright future lies in hands of Christian Purslow and to some extent Boughton's role will be crucial as well..

exactly Markey,.....Purslow holds the key ........and we got reasons to believe in him.lets see

We got to give the new people a chance

You're right there Marko. Although the man has Liverpool at heart, because he works for RBS, I think when the club is finally sold Purslow maybe forgotton when he leaves his post, and become something of an "unsung hero"