Greg Norman has been a controversial figure during his time as LIV Golf CEO - and Jon Rahm once suggested he would need to step aside for the new league to find peace

Jon Rahm once hinted that LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman might need to step down for the sport to achieve harmony, and now there are reports suggesting this could become a reality.

Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF) are reportedly on the lookout for a new CEO to head up the LIV Golf setup, taking over the role from Greg Norman

Greg Norman is expected to be replaced as CEO of LIV Golf, the organisation behind the breakaway Saudi-backed league, just months after Jon Rahm suggested he might have to step down

Greg Norman, the controversial CEO of LIV Golf, will transition to a new role with the league, per a Sports Business Journal Report.

Rory McIlroy's wish that LIV Golf commissioner Greg Norman 'exits stage left' may come true after all, according to this bombshell report.

As per reports, PIF is set to replace Greg Norman as LIV Golf CEO. The Saudi Arabia fund has reportedly reached out to Odgers Berndtson, a London-based human resources consulting firm, to search for a new CEO.

There were points in 2022 and 2023 that reports indicated he was on the verge of being dismissed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which bankrolls LIV Golf, has hired a London-based firm to find a new chief executive officer to replace Greg Norman. According to one source with the league, Norman will remain part of the senior leadership team and would maintain a role similar to a commissioner.

A search firm is looking for Norman's replacement to lead LIV Golf and among its preliminary calls was a college conference commissioner, who wasn't interested.