© EuroFootball.com
The managing director Christian Purslow urges fans and assures that the future is bright.
Currently, a buyer is being sought who is willing to acquire the club with debts amounting to 237 million pounds from Americans Tom Hicks and George Gillett.
"The process is ongoing - there is a small group of interested buyers who are working seriously and quietly," said Purslow. "Financial and legal issues are being discussed.
"We hope that one of these groups will make an offer that will be acceptable to the board. The most important thing is that everything happens fairly and transparently."
Purslow also said: "Liverpool" is in a financially normal situation. We have money, we are responsible, we have bank guarantees and we are closely monitored by the Premier League.
"In order to obtain a UEFA license, we had to go through a complex process and the experts were satisfied with what they saw. Liverpool will not go bankrupt, as it is profitable, but the problem is that we have to pay huge interests. They will disappear when new owners arrive."
