Kretinsky set to become West Ham‘s biggest shareholder and addresses Sullivan allegations
The Story So Far
West Ham United is undergoing a major ownership transition as Daniel Kretinsky prepares to become the club’s largest shareholder. The Czech businessman is increasing his stake from 27% to 43% by purchasing shares from the Gold family, moving ahead of David Sullivan’s total holding. This change follows Sullivan’s recent departure from his positions as a director and co-chairman. The structural shift occurs amid a media investigation detailing serious allegations of personal misconduct involving Sullivan. Both Kretinsky and the Gold family have formally expressed their concern regarding the reports. This development marks a significant reorganization of the club's board and future leadership.
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