Roman Abramovich won't accept Todd Boehly and Hansjorg Wyss' current offer for Chelsea

Roman Abramovich is yet to be convinced that Todd Boehly and Hansjorg Wyss' consortium offer is the right fit to buy Chelsea.

American billionaire Boehly and Swiss magnate Wyss are understood to have made their formal bid submission on Tuesday.

But Chelsea owner Abramovich is thought to be reserving judgement amid a full review of the offer.

Abramovich has already received several serious bids for Chelsea, with more expected amid high interest in the Champions League and Club World Cup holders.

New York merchant bank the Raine Group is conducting the bid process for Abramovich, who has moved to sell Chelsea after owning the Stamford Bridge club since 2003.

Officials familiar with the sale are understood to have been left slightly bemused by prospective bidders making their candidacies public.

Abramovich officially put Chelsea up for sale on Wednesday, March 2, with little more than an hour before the Blues kicked off their FA Cup fifth-round clash at Luton.

The Russian-Israeli billionaire admitted he would sell Chelsea with a heavy heart amid Russia's continued invasion of Ukraine.

Turkish businessman Muhsin Bayrak has also revealed his candidacy for purchasing Chelsea, with several bullish public statements.

A clutch of US investors are also eyeing bids for Chelsea, with a number of current sports franchise owners harbouring strong interest.

Chelsea's natural state of flux amid the pending sale could delay negotiations with current players and possible summer transfer targets.

Barcelona are now understood to be confident of completing a deal to prise Andreas Christensen away from Chelsea on a free transfer at the end of the season.

Denmark defender Christensen is out of contract in the summer, and is now likely to leave Stamford