According to various reports, there are three American.based consortiums that are leading the way in the attempt to buy the London club. There is an alleged £2 billion offer from the Todd Boehly-led group and another £2.5 billion offer that doesn't have a disclosed buyer. Raine already confirmed they will be waiting to hear a proper offer for the club from now until the Tuesday dealine so anything can happen from now until then. In Ireland, Conor McGregor already made his offer but it's far below what the other candidates have. If the UFC legend wants to buy Chelsea, he will have to upgrade his current offer of £1.5 billion. It is believed that an acceptable offer would be of around £3 billion in order to consider it properly. However, the club's dire situation could push them to accept a lower offer than that.

British billionaire Nick Candy has confirmed in recent days he is still pursuing a bid for the club.

The 49-year-old property developer is a Chelsea fan, who is planning to attend Sunday's Premier League home match against Newcastle and has pledged to put supporters at the centre of his plans for the club that will be jointly-funded with American investors.

'We are examining the details of the announcement and we are still interested in making a bid,' a spokesperson for Candy told Sportsmail.

'Clearly this is a time of great uncertainty for all Chelsea fans. In our view no one is the owner of a football club – you are the custodian of it for the fans and the community.'

Candy is convinced that Chelsea can be run profitably despite the club posting losses of £145m last year, through growing the club's brand globally and embracing innovative new markets, as well as extracting more revenue from a multi-purpose redeveloped Stamford Bridge.

una hear "Chelsea can be run profitably" na die una dey now ooo, as long as the new owners are making money even if they is no trophy everything balance. Make una beg Arab Oil money to come buy ooo, this British and Americans dey kala, dey Daju and them no dey do transfer of money ooo.

Dangote
Otedola

Let we Africans show interest too

The last sale of Chelsea to the Russian billionaire brought success to the Stamford brigde... I just hope the next owner will not run down the club back to the days of old

dawnomike:
The last sale of Chelsea to the Russian billionaire brought success to the Stamford brigde... I just hope the next owner will not run down the club back to the days of old

The next owner of Chelsea must be 10 times more stingy than Stan Kroenke... Amen