West Ham United are subject of alleged interest from a high-powered United Arab Emirates group. According to reports, the struggling London club have attracted the attention of Middle East based investors, as have Newcastle United in the form of the mega-rich Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.
The Hammers have been majority owned by David Sullivan and David Gold since January of 2010, who subsequently appointed Karren Brady as vice-chairman.
The move from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium, which has since been renamed as the London Stadium, was met with fierce disapproval from large groups of fans, which has caused plenty of backlash alongside their Premier League struggles.
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