Summary
West Ham United announced they need to sell players during the upcoming summer because of a financial loss of £104.2 million in the last year. The club is facing potential financial difficulties and may require additional funding from shareholders if player sales are not sufficient. West Ham's financial challenges arise from a drop in turnover and performance issues in the Premier League.
Key Facts
- West Ham United reported a £104.2 million financial loss for the year ending May 31, 2025.
- The club previously had a profit of £57.2 million in the 2023-24 financial year.
- Turnover dropped by £42.1 million to £227.6 million due to a lower league finish, fewer TV games, and no European football.
- West Ham is currently 18th in the Premier League, facing relegation risks.
- The club plans to sell players to address a cash shortfall this summer.
- Shareholders may need to provide more funding if player sales are not enough.
- West Ham needs to take further actions if they face severe financial scenarios in the future.
- The club continues to comply with Financial Fair Play rules.
