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REVEALED: Nick Candy's £2bn bid to buy Chelsea will include a chance for fans to own shares in the club and form a supporter advisory board with a say on the Blues' future direction

Nick Candy has revealed details of his fan part-ownership model as part of his £2billion bid to buy Chelsea from Roman Abramovich.

The luxury property developer is leading the Blue Football Consortium, which includes two major South Korean investors Hana Financial Group and C&P Sports Group.

Other consortiums led by Sir Martin Broughton, Todd Boehly and the Ricketts family also submitted bids before the 9pm deadline on Friday.

Property developer Nick Candy is leading the Blue Football Consortium bid to buy Chelsea

But what Candy hopes will set him apart from his competitors is his fan-centric approach.

The 49-year-old is a lifetime Chelsea supporter and has stated his intention to put fans at the heart of the club if he becomes owner.