Liverpool FC co-owner hints at investment in NFL franchises
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Liverpool FC co-owner Don Cornwell expressed interest in investing in two or three NFL franchises. His comments came during an interview where he discussed the potential partnerships following NFL owners' approval of private equity investments. Cornwell's firm, Dynasty Equity, is considering opportunities in the NFL as other firms, like Arctos and Ares, have already invested in teams. They plan to carefully evaluate the right situations before committing, with a recent investment summit highlighting their intent. No specific teams have been identified for potential investment yet.
- •Don Cornwell is a co-owner of Liverpool FC.
- •He is interested in investing in two or three NFL teams.
- •Dynasty Equity, co-founded by Cornwell, is eyeing NFL opportunities.
- •Recent investments in NFL teams have been made by firms like Arctos and Ares.
- •No specific franchises have been targeted for investment yet.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — Liverpool FC co-owner teases investment in three NFL franchises
"The Venn diagram of the Premier League and NFL is getting tighter. And with a handful of private equity companies now allowed to invest in the sport, expect even closer bonds soon.
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