Kretinsky agrees to become largest West Ham shareholder

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West Ham United's ownership structure is set for a significant shift as Daniel Kretinsky has reached an agreement to increase his stake in the club. The Czech businessman is poised to become the principal shareholder at the East London side following this successful negotiation. This development concludes any potential involvement from Amanda Staveley, who had been associated with interest in the club. By finalising this arrangement, Kretinsky strengthens his standing within the board and the team's long-term leadership. The move marks a definitive step in the evolution of the Hammers' governance, ensuring the investor takes a primary role in the organization’s future.