West Ham United’s owners are currently under pressure, with frustrations growing around the London club.
David Gold has suggested that he would sell a share in West Ham United, if he thought it was best for the club.
Gold, and West Ham’s other co-owners, have come under pressure this season – after the London side’s poor start.
West Ham have won just one Premier League match this term, which has caused frustration.
It is the Hammers’ move to the London Stadium which has caused the most controversy, however.
A section of West Ham fans are disappointed at Gold’s decision to move from Upton Park, and there has been questions asked of the owners.
It seems that the pressure could be beginning to toll on Gold, who now seems open to accepting an offer for West Ham – if it was right for the club to progress.
West Ham have won just one Premier League match at the London Stadium to date.
The Hammers’ next home match comes against Sunderland, but before that they face a game against Crystal Palace next weekend at Selhurst Park.
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