Sullivan steps down as West Ham's joint chairman
BBC Sport · 2026-06-06 · archive
West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan steps down from his position as joint chairman of the club with immediate effect.
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West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan has formally vacated his position as the club's joint chairman. This structural change takes place immediately, concluding his long-standing leadership role at the helm of the organization. Although Sullivan is stepping away from these specific duties, he maintains his influential status as a club co-owner. The departure marks a transition in the club's administrative history, as Sullivan has served as a central figure in the boardroom for many years. No specific information regarding a potential replacement or further restructuring of the senior hierarchy has been provided to the general public at this specific time.
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