West Ham shareholders address Sullivan allegations and agree ownership deal
BBC Sport · 2026-06-13 · archive
Co-chairs Daniel Kretinsky and Vanessa Gold have backed the women who have come forward to speak out in BBC investigation into David Sullivan and agreed deal that will see the Czech billionaire become the largest shareholder
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West Ham United is set for a significant transition in its ownership hierarchy following a new agreement among key stakeholders. Co-chairs Daniel Kretinsky and Vanessa Gold have reached a deal that will result in the Czech businessman becoming the club’s largest shareholder. This internal shift coincides with both figures publicly supporting individuals who shared testimonies during a recent media investigation concerning allegations against David Sullivan. The move represents a major realignment of power within the club’s boardroom. As the ownership transition proceeds, the joint backing from the co-chairs highlights a unified response to the claims raised during the inquiry, focusing on institutional integrity while formalizing a new leadership structure.
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