Liverpool asking price too rich for Kuwati investors.
Liverpool owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett must lower there asking price if they are to sell the club to a Kuwaiti investment consortium.
A spokesman for the consortium says the £500million value put on the club by the American businessmen is too high.
Abdulla Al-Sager, one of the possible investors in the consortium headed by Kuwait's Al-Kharafi family, told Bloomberg: "Things are going really badly, because they are asking for too much.
"I don't think anything will happen unless we get a better price."
The consortium are now likely to play a waiting game until July when Hicks and Gillett have to see if they can refinance Liverpool's £300million debts.
