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Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry is pleased with how things are progressing with the proposed takeover of the club. Dubai International Capital (DTI) - owned by the country's royal family the Maktoums - are close to sealing a £450million buy-out of the Anfield giants. Talks are now close to being concluded, Parry revealed. "A huge amount of work is going on and we are confident everything will be completed relatively soon," he told Sky Sports News. "Everything seems to be going fine but there is an extraordinary amount of work to be done and details to be completed and it is tied in with the new stadium development so that makes it a bit more complex - we will have news sooner rather than later. "People have to check the books and all of our contacts and the thing that makes it more complicated is the stadium as they have to do a huge amount of investigations." Parry insisted that DTI are very much the kind of company that take into account Liverpool's rich heritage. "The two most positive things are they understand and respect the values of the club," he said. "They understand and respect the most important value of the club is success on the pitch and that is something they have completely bought into - but at the same time it will be run sensibly as we're building for next 50 years not just the next five years so the future looks very solid." |