Todd Boehly is reportedly set to buy shares from Chelsea co-owners Clearlake Capital to avoid a feud in the Stamford Bridge boardroom.
Boehly and Clearlake took over when Roman Abramovich was force to sell his shares after Russia invade Ukraine.
Clearlake is the largest shareholder with 61.5 percent, while Boehly shares 38.5 percent with two other investors.
Boehly’s reportedly considering whether he can buy a stake in Clearlake, with his relationship with Behdad Eghbali having broken down.
According to The Telegraph, Boehly’s believes he can raise more than £2.5 billion to make a bid for Clearlake, which would see Clearlake make a profit on their initial investment.
The list states that Boehly has received backing from investors, with the 50-year-old said to have a vision for the club over the next 20 to 30 years, including the development of a new stadium.
Boehly conclude that the current ownership structure was unstable and need to be address.
The Ufabet reported on Friday that Clearlake has not held talks with Boehly and is only interest in increasing his stake.
Although the relationship is not as strong as it UFABET was during the takeover two years ago, it is still professional, with an agreement required before success can be achieve.
American investment firm Clearlake are considering a move to Stamford Bridge for the next 10 years and are looking to buy three of their 13 per cent stakes.