David Sullivan hopes to attract more investors to buy into West Ham United.
Hammers fans Sullivan and David Gold have taken control after acquiring 50% of the club in a deal which values the club at £105million, with Karren Brady joining them as vice-chairman.
Sullivan said: "We own 50% of the club but I have an option on the other 50. I would share that with David but I would like to have four or five West Ham supporters with lots of money to come in.
"The debts here are so large that most Englishmen can't carry them so we would like to share them with others and help take West Ham to the next level.
"The bank, Straumur, own the other 50% right now and my option to buy is for anytime in the next four years.
"I would share that with David but I would like to have four or five West Ham supporters with lots of money to come in.
"Our preferred option is that we find other people who want five or 10% and we will go to Tony Fernandes, who was one of the others interested in buying the club.
"If you imagine a government of national unity in national crisis this is the board equivalent and we want people to come in and help dig the club out of that.
"Every stone you turn is a negative to the cash flow of the club and viability of the club.
"They (the previous owners) have done a fantastic job of keeping the club alive but the cost is we are taking over an incredibly bad situation. However, we will sort it out because we are good at it."