Kretinsky to take controlling stake in West Ham
Daniel Kretinsky has agreed to buy a 46% stake in West Ham, becoming the club's largest shareholder. The deal involves purchasing shares from the Gold family and other investors, effectively blocking Amanda Staveley's proposed investment. David Sullivan will increase his holding to 40% despite stepping down as chairman.
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