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West Ham could have to raise £100m in player sales if they are relegated
The Guardian Monday 18 May 2026
Club reported £104.2m loss in last set of accountsBowen, Fernandes and Summerville would have suitorsWest Ham will be under pressure to raise more than £100m through player sales if they are relegated. The club reported a loss of £104.2m in their last set of accounts and their financial problems will deepen if they are no longer in the Premier League.Nuno Espírito Santo’s are on the brink of going down afterlosing 3-1 at Newcastle on Sunday. Their fate will in effect be confirmed if Tottenham draw at Chelsea on Tuesday night and sealed if Spurs win. West Ham are realistic enough...
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