He must complete the final stages of the contract.
The government does not want Abramovich to make any money from the sale, but sources are optimistic that the deal will end on Tuesday evening.
“We now hope that everyone will be ready to issue the necessary licenses,” said one local.
“The last remaining hurdle is the many final technical details that will be discussed at the club.”
Earlier this month, the deal appeared to be on the verge of collapse, with fears that revenue would not be spent on the “benefits” promised by Abramovich.
Abramovich has denied asking Chelsea to repay a 1.5 billion loan when the club was sold.
Several parties have expressed interest, but Chelsea agreed to sell to the Bailey-led coalition earlier in May.
Bailey leads the alliance, but Clearlake Capital, California Private Equity, will hold a majority stake in Chelsea. Other investors include US billionaire Mark Walter, co-owner of Los Angeles Rodgers, and Swiss billionaire Hansberg Weiss.
Chelsea were allowed to continue operating under a special government license expiring on May 31.
Chelsea Sale – Milestones
February 24/ February: The beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian war
February 26 / February: Roman Abramovich gives the club “monitoring and sponsorship” to a charity
March 2 / MarchThe owner of Chelsea FC said he planned to sell the club
March 10/ MarchThe British government imposed sanctions on Abramovich
May 5/ MayAbramovich has denied asking Chelsea to repay a 1.5 billion loan
May 7/ May: Todd Boyle has agreed a £ 4.25 billion deal for the club
6 Mayo/ MayInformed government sources say the deal is on the verge of collapse
