Daniel Kretinsky told to introduce German rule at West Ham - "That would be my big change" (View)
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West Ham United’s Daniel Kretinsky has been urged to implement structural changes modeled after German football regulations. The proposal highlights a desire for a different approach to club governance, drawing inspiration from management styles used in Germany. This potential shift would represent a significant adjustment to how the Hammers are managed. While the recommendation focuses on administrative reform, it reflects ongoing discussions regarding the long-term direction of the club’s ownership and operations. Such a move could alter the relationship between the board and the supporters, aligning the London club with organizational frameworks common in several other major European football leagues.
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