Sadiq Khan told to sell London Stadium to avoid losing millions a year
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West Ham United's home ground, the London Stadium, has become the subject of financial debate as calls emerge for Sadiq Khan to consider a sale of the venue. Reports indicate that the facility is incurring significant annual losses, prompting suggestions that a change in ownership could prevent further fiscal deficits for the city. The stadium, which was originally constructed for major international competition, currently serves as the permanent base for the Premier League side. Divesting the asset is being proposed as a strategic move to stabilise public finances and mitigate the ongoing costs associated with the site's complex operational requirements and maintenance.
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