Conor McGregor has made an "offer" to buy Chelsea FC from Roman Abramovich at half his asking price.
Abramovich has reportedly put the club up for sale at an eye watering £3bn.
And in response to a news article about the club being for sale, the Dublin MMA star replied simply: "I hereby put forward my offer of £1.5bn."
The offer is unlikely to entice the Russian as he already turned down an offer of £2.5bn for the club.
Previously, McGregor has claimed he will "explore" buying Chelsea FC.
The Russian billionaire announced on Saturday that he will step back from his duties as owner.
Following Russia 's invasion of Ukraine, Abramovich emerged as one many high-profile businessmen told that they should face further sanctions in the UK, before he quickly handed over "stewardship" at Stamford Bridge.
And amid reports of the businessman anticipating "lots" of bids for the club, one could even come from the Notorious after a social media post of his.
Posting in an unnamed WhatsApp group, McGregor notes: "Chelsea for sale, £3bn. Let's buy it!"
He then tweeted: "I wish to explore this" while mentioning the club.
The Notorious, who Forbes listed as the highest paid athlete in the world in 2021, is estimated to be worth around €300million after he and his partners sold their €500million stake in his whiskey company.
McGregor has previously shown an interest in buying his beloved Manchester United, tweeting last year: “Hey guys, I’m thinking about buying Manchester United! What do you think?”
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