What happens now at relegated West Ham?
Summary
West Ham United has been relegated from the Premier League after 14 years despite winning their final game against Leeds. The club now faces financial challenges, changes in ownership stakes, and questions about the future as they aim to return to the top division.Key Facts
- West Ham won their last match 2-1 against Leeds but were still relegated due to other results.
- The club last won a major trophy less than three years ago, the Europa Conference League.
- Relegation reduces costs, such as a £2.5 million saving on stadium rent.
- Ownership has changed: David Gold passed away in 2023; his daughter and new investors hold shares alongside chairman Sullivan.
- West Ham reported a £104 million loss for the year ending May 2025 and expects more losses this year.
- New English Football League Squad Cost Rules will allow clubs to spend 85% of their income, which benefits West Ham compared to Championship rivals.
- The club’s revenue is expected to drop by 50% to 60% due to relegation.
- To manage finances, West Ham may need to sell players and reduce wages.
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