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News · 21 April 2026

Karren Brady exits West Ham vice-chair role after 16 years.

Karren Brady exits West Ham vice-chair role after 16 years.

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West Ham United's leadership is changing as Karren Brady has stepped down from her vice-chair role. She left on 15 April after 16 years, a decision she told The Times she made in mid-February. Her departure comes as David Sullivan and Daniel Kretinsky plan to buy a portion of the Gold family's 25.1% stake, aiming to share power.

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