David Sullivan, former co-chairman of West Ham United, increased his stake in the club from 38.8% to 40% in early September 2026, approximately three months after his resignation. This increase comes as seven women have filed sexual misconduct allegations against him, which he strongly denies. The Independent Football Regulator is currently reviewing his ownership suitability. Meanwhile, Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky has increased his stake from 27% to 46%, making him the club’s largest shareholder as West Ham was relegated from the Premier League during the 2025-26 season.
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