Hana Financial Group and C&P Sports Group are being lined up to join the property developer Nick Candy's takeover bid for Chelsea Football Club, Sky News understands.
The London property entrepreneur Nick Candy is lining up backing from two South Korean groups as he prepares to lodge a takeover bid for Chelsea Football Club.
Their names add to the frenzy of international interest in acquiring last season's Champions League winners, with parties from the US, Turkey, Ghana, Saudi Arabia and Britain having expressed a desire to take Chelsea off Roman Abramovich's hands.
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