Daniel Kretinsky is set to become the largest shareholder at West Ham United amid the continuing uncertainty around David Sullivan's future with the club. As The Times reported last weekend, club insiders believe the Czech billionaire will respond to Sullivan's resignation as co-chairman — a decision he took in advance of the publication of a joint investigation by The Times and the BBC into allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour when he was making his fortune in the adult industry — by increasing his control of a club relegated from the Premier League last month. Kretinsky became a West Ham shareholder in 2021, buying a stake for £150million. The move is seen as a significant development for the club, which is currently facing a number of challenges on and off the pitch. West Ham United's new largest shareholder is expected to play a key role in shaping the club's future, including its transfer policy and team management. The club's fans will be eagerly watching to see how Kretinsky's increased control will impact the team's performance on the pitch. With the new season just around the corner, West Ham United will be looking to bounce back from their relegation and make a strong push for promotion. The club's new largest shareholder will be instrumental in helping the team achieve this goal. West Ham United's new largest shareholder is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the club, and his increased control will give him the opportunity to implement his vision for the team. The club's fans will be hoping that Kretinsky's leadership will bring success to the team and restore the club's pride. With the new season just around the corner, West Ham United will be looking to make a strong start and get back on track. The club's new largest shareholder will be instrumental in helping the team achieve this goal.