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Kretinsky Set to Become West Ham's Biggest Shareholder After Sullivan Deal

Daniel Kretinsky has struck an agreement with David Sullivan to become West Ham's largest shareholder, ending Amanda Staveley's push to acquire Vanessa Gold's 25.1% stake in the club. Staveley, who had agreed a deal with the Gold family in July and attended West Ham's 4-2 win over Wolves this week, had been seeking a route onto the board as part of a consortium.

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