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Chelsea fan and billionaire Nick Candy reveals he is willing to help the club financially in the short term if it is required to ensure they will continue operating.

Property developer Nick Candy has offered a lifeline loan to Chelsea in order to help them finish the season.

With government sanctions being placed on the current owner Roman Abramovich, there have been growing concerns that the Blues will not be able to financially sustain themselves this season.

That is because the Premier League side have already received their television money, while any future finances for tickets sold can also not be used, but Candy is willing to interject with cash if needed.

"We welcome the news that the sale of the club will be conducted quickly. This is a reassuring development for fans after a week of great uncertainty," a spokesperson for Candy revealed.

"If the club requires money to operate in the short term, Mr Candy would be happy to help ensure it has the necessary financial resources, subject to Government approval."

Candy is one of the people in the running to buy the club right now, with the Chelsea fan being one of half a dozen interested parties.

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