Daniel Kretinsky reaches agreement to become largest shareholder of West Ham

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Daniel Kretinsky has reached an agreement to become the largest shareholder of West Ham. The Czech businessman, who is the owner of Royal Mail, confirmed a deal has been reached with the Irons' shareholders for him to acquire shares up to a stake of 46 per cent. The agreement will see David Sullivan hold a 40 per cent stake and Tripp Smith 11 per cent. A consortium led by ex-Newcastle director Ama

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