West Ham Deal: Kretinsky Takes Lead Share Amid Sullivan Allegations
West Ham's board backed the women speaking out in the investigation of David Sullivan and approved a deal that makes Daniel Kretinsky club's largest shareholder. Sullivan's alleged sexual misconduct prompted a thorough review by the club's governance committee.
Co‑chairs Daniel Kretinsky and Vanessa Gold publicly supported the victims and called for full transparency. Kretinsky's acquisition of a 30% stake injects fresh capital, positioning West Ham for stronger financial stability.
The agreement is expected to boost the team's competitiveness in the Premier League and accelerate infrastructure projects.
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