Portsmouth boss Avram Grant believes the club represents a great opportunity for any would-be buyer.

He feels there is a great opportunity for a visionary new owner to bring the good times back to Pompey, provided they offer the business some much-needed financial stability.

Grant said: "This is not a club looking to take the Premier League championship, so someone could come in with a two or three-year plan to build something very good.

"It's exciting and they can build on the supporters we have, but the supporters alone cannot build the club.

"We need stability with the financial situation and we need to know what is going on. As a manager, if you know your budget is X, Y or Z, it doesn't matter - as long as you know what it is. Then you know what to do.

"You can build the academy, build a structure, decide what the squad will look like and what philosophy of football you will play.

"It would be a good challenge, but you cannot do it without stability.

"Sometimes you have a problem like we have now with the injuries.

"But the worst thing in this situation is that you can plan something beyond one week. I like to plan something. If there are problems, you need to deal with them, but you can't plan with problems like these."