Ahsan Ali Syed says buying Blackburn Rovers is the ideal opportunity.
Western Gulf Advisory, the company owned by the 36-year-old, recently acquired a 50% stake in Irish construction company McCabe in a £300million debt-for-equity deal, and claims it has at least £8billion in assets under its control.
"Blackburn fits my investment philosophy," he said.
"I have been investing in good, but undervalued and distressed assets for 14 years now, and I have a good track record of turning around businesses.
"My team put a lot of clubs on my desk, but the only club that attracted my attention was Blackburn Rovers.
"It's very easy to buy a high-flying club, but I'd love to buy a club like Blackburn which is stable and transform it into [a] high-level [club]. That would be more challenging and interesting for me.
"Right now we have developed a 15-year strategy for Blackburn which is split into three separate five-year phases.
"In the first phase I would concentrate on enhancing the academy; getting some good players in, either this month or otherwise in January; increasing the capacity of the stadium and marketing the club in the Far East, Middle East and India."
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