David Sullivan considers selling his West Ham United stake
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 7:25 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
David Sullivan, former vice-chair of West Ham United, is open to selling his 38.8 percent stake in the club. Sullivan's decision follows his resignation amid claims of false allegations. West Ham, valued between £710 million and £780 million, could see him net around £300 million from the sale. Co-owner Daniel Kretinsky, who holds a 27 percent stake, may show interest in Sullivan's shares, though potential buyers might offer less due to West Ham's relegation to the Championship. West Ham supporters have long called for Sullivan's departure, now closer to being realized.
- •Sullivan owns 38.8 percent of West Ham United.
- •He is considering selling his stake after resigning.
- •West Ham is valued between £710 million and £780 million.
- •The club's relegation may lower the selling price.
- •Co-owner Daniel Kretinsky may or may not pursue Sullivan's shares.
- 7:25 AMYahoo Sports — David Sullivan open to selling his West Ham United stake
"Former West Ham United vice-chair David Sullivan is open to selling his stake in the London Stadium club, according to The Athletic. The 77-year-old called time on his involvement at West Ham during t...
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