The Reds are keen to bring in new investors before the end of the season in order to boost their plans of building a 60,000-sear stadium in Stanley Park.
“When I arrived we agreed with the owners that we had to look for new investors,” Purslow told Spanish newspaper AS.
“There are interested parties and I would like to get it sorted out before the end of this season. Without investment there won’t be a new stadium.”
But Purslow admits they could end up remaining at Anfield if they fail to find new investment.
He added: “That’s plan B: run the club in the most responsible way possible.
“We are generating a healthy profit and meeting our obligations, while remaining competitive in the transfer market and with the wages we are paying.”
