West Ham United’s co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold have put up 20% of their club shares up for grabs in order to ease the financial tension arising at the London club.
"I'd love someone to come in and buy 20%, and the money would not go to us, it would go to the club," Sullivan told the Sunday Telegraph.
"But we won't be giving it away and we'd want market value for it."
Hammers will move into the London’s Olympic Stadium as the anchor tenants from 2016.
He added: "Going to the Olympic Stadium, we are a £400m club and that would pay down most of the debt.
"But if it doesn't happen we'll dig deep in our pockets and keep the club afloat."
Sullivan also said if Hammers continue their dream run till the end of the season Big Sam may get a new contract, whose current deal runs out in the summer.
Sullivan said: "I must say if come April we are where we are now, which is extremely unlikely but is possible, we'd probably sit down a month early and say: 'Look Sam, do you want to stay or do you want to go?'
"Sam may decide he wants to go out a winner."
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