With a good number of interested buyers bidding to take over Chelsea FC, the club have urged willing buyers to increase their offers for the world champions.
The deadline for submission of bids is set at April 11.
The blues are looking forward to a new owner after the United Kingdom government sactioned Roman Abramovich because of his relationship with Vladimir Putin following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine this year.
Sportsmail had revealed this weekend that consortiums keen to buy Chelsea had sought clarity around whether or not they could increase their original offers, and Raine – the bank advising the club with the sale – have confirmed that new offers are now permitted.
The same publication also explained that interested parties had believed that their first bids would be final, with the UK government preferring a quick sale of the club due to the complications they are now facing after the sanctions being put on Abramovich. As reported by Marca.
