Staveley-led consortium in talks to buy 25% stake in West Ham

A consortium led by former Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley is engaged in talks to acquire a 25% stake in West Ham. The discussions concern the Championship club West Ham and remain ongoing.

According to the reports, the approach has been made by a group headed by Amanda Staveley, who is identified as a former co-owner of Newcastle United. The focus of the negotiations is the purchase of a 25% ownership interest in West Ham, which is described in those accounts as a Championship club. The parties involved are holding discussions over the proposed transaction.

The prospective deal centers on a minority shareholding of one quarter of the club, with the consortium positioned as the potential buyer. Sources describe Amanda Staveley as the leader of that consortium, and the talks specifically target a 25% equity stake in West Ham. The reports underline the involvement of a group rather than a sole investor.

Amanda Staveley is named in reports as the head of the consortium; she is referred to as a former co-owner of Newcastle United. That background is cited alongside the news that the consortium is pursuing a 25% holding in West Ham. The documentation of the approach links her previous ownership role to the current negotiations.

West Ham is explicitly identified in the reports as a Championship club and is the subject of the negotiations over a quarter-share sale. The proposed purchase under discussion would involve a 25% stake in that club, according to the accounts. The consortium’s interest has been reported in the context of those club ownership talks.

The discussions between the consortium led by Amanda Staveley and West Ham concern the acquisition of a 25% stake in the Championship club West Ham. Those talks are ongoing and focus on that specified minority share.