The remaining bidders interested in buying Chelsea, have to commit Ksh158 billion (£1billion) to support the club infrastructure.
The funding will be set aside for Stamford Bridge stadium, playing squad and other areas of development.
Also, bids that make it onto the shortlist will be given access to Chelsea’s data room.
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Bidders who make it to the shortlist will be given a password and access to Chelsea’s financial data including player contracts.
The shortlisted bidders will also have the opportunity to visit the club and meet key personnel such as head coach Thomas Tuchel, Chairman Bruce Buck and chief executive Guy Laurence.
Among the bidders who have been shortlisted include Chicago Cubs owners of the Ricketts family, LA Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly and former Liverpool chairman Sir Martin Broughton.
Outgoing owner, Roman Abramovich, was forced to put Chelsea up for sale on March 2, as a result of Russia's continued invasion of Ukraine and his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Puttin.
Currently, Chelsea is operating under strict UK government guidelines as the sale process continues.
Abramovich was sanctioned by both the UK Government and the European Union, barring him from profiting from Chelsea's sale.
However, the Russian Billionaire pledged to write off Ksh227 million (£1.5billion) debt Chelsea owed him.
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