Investment firm Centricus has announced they've made an offer to buy Chelsea on Friday.
And the group has also revealed four key areas it intends to fund for the club should the bid be successful.
The London-based firm is headed by Nizar Al-Bassam and Garth Ritchie.
They have also teamed up with Cheyne Capital's Jonathan Lourie and Talis Capital's Bob Finch.
And all FOUR are season ticket holders at Stamford Bridge.
Al-Bassam told The Times: "There's a clock ticking because the club is bleeding money at a faster rate than it should be while there's uncertainty there.
"I've had the same seats in the Tambling suite and the same seats in the West Stand for ten years.
"I'm worried for the staff there when I see this turmoil. We see the same people hosting us when we walk in.
"They're amazing to us. We see the same people in the stands looking after us and I'm feeling for them.
"If you look at the proposal we put forward, keeping it an entirely British finance proposal is core to that."
CEO Ritchie, who is a long-standing season-ticket holder at Stamford Bridge, said: "The people supporting us have deep pockets of capital.
"Us being fans, we want to win and we need to invest and if we win the brand continues to grow back."
Centricus oversees global assets worth a staggering £40BILLION.
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