What now for West Ham after Sullivan allegations?
Summary
West Ham United co-chair David Sullivan has stepped down amid serious allegations of personal misconduct, which he denies. The club and regulators are now examining Sullivan’s role, while West Ham also faces challenges related to its performance and ownership structure.Key Facts
- David Sullivan and David Gold bought West Ham United in 2010.
- Sullivan stepped down as co-chair on June 7 to focus on responding to allegations from seven women accusing him of abusing power for sex, which he denies.
- The Independent Football Regulator is investigating Sullivan’s suitability to hold his position in the club.
- Sullivan remains West Ham’s largest shareholder with a 38.8% stake.
- West Ham was relegated to the Championship after 14 years in the Premier League.
- The club has safeguarding measures and is accredited by White Ribbon UK for efforts against male violence towards women.
- Other major shareholders include Daniel Kretinsky (27%) and Vanessa Gold (25.1%).
- West Ham said it will update the public on future board structure soon.
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