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Kretinsky set to become West Ham‘s biggest shareholder and addresses Sullivan allegations

Daniel Kretinsky, the owner of Royal Mail, is set to overtake David Sullivan as West Ham’s largest shareholder after agreeing to buy an additional stake in the club from the Gold family

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theguardian.comStai leggendo16 g fa

Kretinsky set to become West Ham‘s biggest shareholder and addresses Sullivan allegations

Daniel Kretinsky, the owner of Royal Mail, is set to overtake David Sullivan as West Ham’s largest shareholder after agreeing to buy an additional stake in the club from the Gold family

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  1. sabato 13 giugno 2026·nytimes.com

    Daniel Kretinsky to become West Ham’s largest shareholder after David Sullivan allegations

    Kretinsky's stake in West Ham will rise from 27 to 43 per cent following a deal with Vanessa Gold.

  2. sabato 13 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk

    West Ham name new majority owner in statement after David Sullivan allegations

    David Sullivan stepped down from his role as West Ham co-chair last Saturday after being informed that the BBC were set to publish a series of historical allegations

cryptobriefing.com
16 g fa

Kretinsky to become West Ham's largest shareholder, addresses Sullivan allegations

Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky is set to become West Ham's largest shareholder, increasing his stake from 27% to 43% amid David Sullivan's resignation.

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nytimes.com16 g fa

Daniel Kretinsky to become West Ham’s largest shareholder after David Sullivan allegations

Kretinsky's stake in West Ham will rise from 27 to 43 per cent following a deal with Vanessa Gold.

Leggi questa versione → originale
channelnewsasia.com16 g fa

Kretinsky raises his West Ham stake to 43% following Sullivan resignation

Questo articolo riguarda la proprietà di West Ham United (calcio), non è pertinente a **Warptech Tech News**. La testata copre AI, tech, business e startup per manager IT/CTO italiani — non sport. Se hai un articolo tech da sintetizzare, sono pronto. 📰

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mirror.co.uk16 g fa

West Ham name new majority owner in statement after David Sullivan allegations

David Sullivan stepped down from his role as West Ham co-chair last Saturday after being informed that the BBC were set to publish a series of historical allegations

Leggi questa versione → originale
  • sabato 13 giugno 2026·channelnewsasia.com

    Kretinsky raises his West Ham stake to 43% following Sullivan resignation

    June 13 : Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky on Saturday increased his stake in West Ham United to around 43 per cent, becoming the club's largest shareholder, following the…

  • sabato 13 giugno 2026·theguardian.com

    Kretinsky set to become West Ham‘s biggest shareholder and addresses Sullivan allegations

    Daniel Kretinsky, the owner of Royal Mail, is set to overtake David Sullivan as West Ham’s largest shareholder after agreeing to buy an additional stake in the club from the Gold…

  • sabato 13 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Kretinsky to become West Ham's largest shareholder, addresses Sullivan allegations

    Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky is set to become West Ham's largest shareholder, increasing his stake from 27% to 43% amid David Sullivan's resignation.