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Christian Pulisic has been namechecked in a pitch to prospective Chelsea bidders as potential Roman Abramovich successors have been told the club can double its revenue.

It's been reported that there are as many as 200 parties looking into buying the Blues. Nick Candy, a consortium led by LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly and British businessman Sir Martin Broughton is considered the most serious contender, while claims of a £2.7billion offer from Saudi Media Group emerged at the start of the week.

New York-based merchant bank Raine is giving Chelsea guidance throughout the process, along with the Premier League and the government after they placed sanctions on Abramovich following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Bidders have been given a deadline of Friday to submit their offers supplying all parts of a checklist, which has been provided predominantly to prove they have the required funds.

The government has effectively taken charge of the sale and will play a leading role in deciding which offer is selected as the preferred option after Friday's deadline.

Prospective buyers have been supplied with an industry brochure where they have been told that there is the potential to more than double the club's