نفس الخبر من السكاي
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Liverpool's board have decided to take more time to consider the sale of the club to Dubai International Capital.
Owner and chairman David Moores (pictured) and the club's board met in London on Tuesday to talk over DIC's bid and also a second offer from George Gillett.
The Montreal Canadiens owner has made an improved offer to Moores of £88million for his 51.6 per cent majority shareholding.
DIC had hoped to be able to make a formal bid via the stock exchange early next week after completing due diligence.
However, Gillett's new offer has thrown the takeover into confusion, with board members keen to think again.
DIC officials were expected to be in attendance for Saturday's Merseyside derby to confirm the deal but must now wait to learn whether their bid has been successful.
"We have worked very hard over a long period with Liverpool to come up with the best possible offer for shareholders and for the long term of the club," a DIC source said.
"Our deal is not just about buying some shares, it is about financing the stadium, getting the stadium built and making money available for players.
"We hope to make our formal offer very soon, and think it is an offer for everyone, not least one the supporters will be happy with."
A decision is still expected to be made by the end of the week to ensure construction on the club's new Stanley Park stadium is able begin in March.