Fenway Sports Group's ownership of Liverpool has delivered a Champions League, a Premier League title, and one of the most sustainable models in English football. The data-driven recruitment philosophy, the careful financial management, and the long-term planning have produced results that rival clubs have attempted — and failed — to replicate. But the summer of 2026 brings a set of decisions that will test the model's adaptability. Mohamed Salah: does he stay or go? The financial and emotional implications of that decision are significant in either direction. Trent Alexander-Arnold: the contract question that has defined much of the season. Real Madrid's interest means this has European dimensions. Salah's successor: whether it is Conceicao from Juventus or another target, finding a player who can contribute at anywhere near Salah's level is the recruitment challenge of the summer. Arne Slot's squad management: the Dutch manager has had one season to establish his system. The summer is when he needs the transfers that cement his approach. FSG's record suggests they will navigate these decisions methodically and patiently. The question is whether patient is fast enough in a transfer market that moves quickly. Fulham on Saturday is the immediate task. The summer decisions are next. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 08:30 UTC | Anfield 🏆 GW30 | FSG's Big Summer