Stefan Borson suggests 'big fallout' could explain Karren Brady's West Ham exit

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(Credit: Manh Tung - Breaking Media) Mon 27 April 2026 19:01, UK West Ham United’s former vice-chair Karren Brady appears to have been involved in a “fallout” at the London Stadium after leaving with immediate effect. It was confirmed on 21 April Brady has stepped down from her role at West Ham, having joined the club in 2010 following David Sullivan and the late David Gold’s takeover.

It raises questions around West Ham’s leadership moving forward, with executive director Nathan Thompson also leaving with immediate effect and chief finance officer Andy Mollett to depart at the end of the season. 💰West Ham United Finance Update💰 Inside the transfer budget, PSR compliance, ownership investment, and the latest London Stadium commercial news. Financial Metric2023-242024-25Total Revenue£270m£228mCommercial Revenue£58m£56mProfit/Loss£57m-£104mWest Ham’s accounts for the past two seasonsSpeaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson discussed what Brady’s departure means for West Ham.

I don’t know what it is obviously, but it just doesn’t happen.” How Brady’s exit will impact West HamBorson insisted Brady’s departure will have an impact on West Ham due to her experience.“She’s been there 16 years,” said Borson. Club Statement: Baroness Karren Brady Announces Departure from West Ham United— West Ham United (@WestHam) April 21, 2026 View Tweet “It probably will have an impact.