Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan has insisted that he has no plans to change the colour of the club's shirt back to blue.
The Malaysian businessman, who bought the Welsh outfit in May 2010, switched the home kit from blue to red in 2012.
"No way I will change it back to blue under my ownership," he told BBC Sport. "Perhaps they can find an owner who likes blue, pay up and buy me out.
"Sure they can go and change it to blue after that. I go somewhere and build another red club.
"Of course it helps that, in Asia, red is a colour of success, festivity, joy. After we changed it, that same season we got promoted. I think that was a good omen, a good sign."
Cardiff are currently second from bottom in the Premier League with 22 points from 27 matches.
