Finance Expert: West Ham investor could agree ‘cheaper deal’ after Premier League relegation

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There have been questions raised about West Ham’s ownership in recent months following their struggles on the pitch, with Nuno Espirito Santo’s side sitting third bottom in the Premier League table. 💰West Ham United Finance Update💰 Inside the transfer budget, PSR compliance, ownership investment, and the latest London Stadium commercial news. VISIT THE WEST HAM FINANCE HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Why Amanda Staveley faces issues agreeing West Ham dealWest Ham have appointed Karim Virani as interim chief executive following the news of Brady’s departure.

West Ham Board MembersRoleDavid SullivanJoint-ChairDaniel KretinskyJoint-ChairVanessa GoldJoint-ChairKarim ViraniInterim Chief Executive OfficerAndy MollettChief Financial Officer (Retiring)Albert “Tripp” SmithNon-Executive DirectorDaniel HarrisNon-Executive DirectorWest Ham’s board following the recent leadership changesSpeaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson discussed the possibility of Staveley securing a West Ham takeover deal. “It’s hard to see who out of the Middle East would be in a position to buy West Ham.

We’ll just have to see, but there’s a decent amount of money around the table already at West Ham. “Certainly, if the club get relegated, in some ways it makes it a cheaper deal and, therefore, perhaps they could be more likely to do a deal, but it also makes it much riskier.” What questions Staveley is facing after West Ham takeover latestBorson insisted more information is required before the reports around Staveley’s potential investment can be taken seriously.