Steve Fennan, Liverpool's and the Republic of Ireland's great boss, is now going through a tough time in his life, given his reliance on the right flank of the defence..

The 49-year-old ex-footballer is in danger of going bankrupt due to the legacy of a disastrous business with his brother Sean.

After finishing his career in 2010, Finnan decided to invest the money he had earned from his old business with his brother.. However, it burned out on the right. Stiv suspected something was wrong with the way the company was being run over, and filed a lawsuit against his powerful brother back in 2016.

In 2018, the High Court ordered the ex-graviate to pay 4 million pounds sterling in compensation.. Prote Finnan didn't even make a few pennies: through the river, his brother Sean was declared bankrupt, which made the payment to the Borg heavy.

The situation has become even worse. Trying to bring justice to justice, Finnan became involved in a series of new court cases that turned against him:.

• He submitted a claim to the law firm Charles Russell Speechlys in the amount of 6 million pounds for the settlement, but also the program.

• The court ordered him to pay a five-figure sum of court costs, having failed to pay.

• He also lost the superchuck to another law firm, Candey, who banked them ?120,000.

A bankruptcy petition has been filed against Finnan himself. The court recently rejected his appeal, calling the attempts to delay the process unreasonable and hopeless.

The financial problems of the Liverpool legend became obvious already in 2020. Fans were shocked to discover that Finnan had auctioned off his most treasured memorabilia: the 2005 Champions League medal, a replica trophy and a signed T-shirt..

Now it’s becoming clear that it’s the quickest time to stay afloat. However, the date for the remaining rumor of Finnish bankruptcy has not yet been assigned, but, according to the words of the judge, there is no more food for the hour.