David Beckham is prepared to sell shares of his proposed Miami MLS club to help fund the project.

Beckham is in search of equity partners to help fund the $300 million needed to build a new stadium, establish a front office and acquire high-quality players.

There has been “vast interest’’ from serious investors, including Russian business tycoon Roman Abramovich, the owner of English Premier League giant Chelsea; a Chinese group; a few Americans; and a couple of groups from the Middle East, including Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), which owns the top soccer team in the French league, Paris Saint Germain (PSG), for which Beckham played in 2013.

Beckham’s partner and lead negotiator, Tim Leiweke, is scheduled to meet with city and county officials on Wednesday to talk about building and zoning issues, community coalitions, and to iron out other details as they move toward the land purchase.

“We’re performing our due diligence on our stadium site as we move toward the acquisition of privately held property and a third county-owned parcel over the coming weeks,’’ said Tadd Schwartz, the Miami-based spokesman for Miami Beckham United.