The owner of Oldham Athletic has revealed plans to sell the League Two club.
Moroccan football agent Abdallah Lemsagam bought The Latics at the start of January 2018 from Simon Corney.
Mr Lemsagam outlined the news on the club's website.
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He said: "Since I purchased the club four years ago I have invested money and time trying to clean the club of all of its historic issues. There were very many.
"Although that work goes on behind the scenes, it is now almost complete with only the North Stand issue to resolve.
"I have invested in the litigation process and that may need a court to rule on it to get justice for the club and recover what rightfully belongs to it.
"On the playing side, things have not gone how I wanted in the last four years, to say the least. I made mistakes and I won’t make excuses - we are where we are.
"In the short term, I am now focused on improving the squad to fight the relegation battle we are now in.
"In the medium term, I can see that my ownership has caused unrest within the club and the fans.
"I want the best for the club and I think the best for the club is that it is now passed on to new owners. My team is speaking to certain credible bidders and I am happy to speak to others.
"I would ask that every section of the fan base gets behind the team, whatever you think about me it is in everyone's interests that our great club wins this battle."
