Finance Guru: Sullivan & Kretinsky have made ‘Odd’ decision at West Ham - 'Things can go wrong'

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Sullivan is West Ham’s largest shareholder with a 38.8 per cent stake, while Kretinsky owns 27 per cent and the Gold family’s share is worth 25.1 per cent. However, it is understood Sullivan and Kretinsky are set to purchase some of the Gold family’s shares to become equal partners at the London Stadium.

That isn’t the only change to West Ham’s leadership after key exits have been confirmed in east London. 💰West Ham United Finance Update💰 Inside the transfer budget, PSR compliance, ownership investment, and the latest London Stadium commercial news. VISIT THE WEST HAM FINANCE HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES How West Ham deal will ‘simplify’ ownership structureIt was announced last week Karren Brady has stepped down from her role as West Ham’s vice-chair.

Financial Metric2023-242024-25Total Revenue£270m£228mCommercial Revenue£58m£56mProfit/Loss£57m-£104mWest Ham’s accounts for the past two seasonsSpeaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson discussed what Sullivan and Kretinsky buying more shares means for West Ham moving forward. It also massively changes the value of the club.” Why West Ham’s valuation will drop significantly after relegationBorson questioned Sullivan and Kretinsky’s decision to invest further in West Ham given their place in the Premier League.