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Nick Candy has reportedly held a meeting with Chelsea chiefs Marina Granovskaia and Bruce Buck over the possible purchase of the football club.

The 49-year-old businessman is one of numerous interested parties in taking over the club from Roman Abramovich, who was sanctioned by the UK government last week. However, Chelsea is still up for sale, although the situation has become more complicated due to the sanctions.

According to Nizaar Kinsella of GOAL, a meeting with Candy, Granovskaia and Buck has already taken place over the possibility of taking over the Blues. Kinsella tweeted: "I'm told Nick Candy (possible buyer), Bruce Buck and Marina Granovskaia had a private meeting at Stamford Bridge on Sunday."

Candy is a known Chelsea supporter and insisted last week that he just wants to see the club fall into "safe hands". In the same interview, he also confirmed his intention to allow a supporter on the club's board if he was to take over from Abramovich.

He told Sky Sports: "I've supported Chelsea since I was the age of four. My dad was asked to play for Chelsea. I love Chelsea. I don't mind where it ends up, even if it's not with me, as long as it's in safe hands."

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