Markus Liebherr

[4] He was given equal shares in the German holding company in the 1980s when the business moved its management headquarters to Switzerland, with his siblings Hubert, Willi and Isolde.

[7] Only a few prototypes of the two models of the Mali trac with 250 and 300 hp were built, although the concept with suspended front axle, 50 km/h top speed, large cab with rotating operator's platform and removable power lift and hydraulic block was groundbreaking.

Also on display from Kirowez importer L&K (Land- und Kraftfahrzeugtechnik Stadtilm) was a 400-hp articulated tractor equipped with Mali's WSG-250 continuously variable transmission.

[12] In the first year of Liebherr's ownership, Southampton overcame a ten-point deduction for going into administration to mount a late challenge for the play-offs, missing out by seven points.

[15][16] In 2017, Katharina Liebherr sold an 80% stake in the club for GBP210 million to Chinese Lander Sports Investment company owned by the Gao family.