West Ham must sell players in summer after £104m loss
BBC Sport · 2026-03-02 · archive
West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo could have a tough summer ahead West Ham Unitedsay they will need to sell players this summer even if they avoid relegation from the Premier League, after revealing a £104.2m loss for the last financial year. Figures released by the club,externaloutlineWest Ham's finances to the year ending 31 May 2025 - and show a dramatic change from a profit of £57.2m in 2023-24. Turnover fell £42.1m to £227.6m after a lower league finish, fewer live TV games, no European football and a reduced profit from player sales,West Hamsaid. The accounts forecast a cash shortfall...
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West Ham United face a challenging summer transfer window following the announcement of a £104.2m loss for the financial year ending in May 2025. This figure represents a significant downturn from the £57.2m profit recorded during the entire previous year. The club’s revenue decreased to £227.6m, a drop attributed to a lower ranking in the league table, reduced television exposure, and a lack of continental football. Additionally, earnings from player departures were lower than before. Consequently, the Hammers must prioritize selling squad members to address a newly projected cash shortage, regardless of whether the club maintains its Premier League status.
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