West Ham United could be set to see a reshuffle in terms of their ownership.
The Gold family, whose patriarch David Gold recently passed away, have put a percentage of their stake in the club for sale.
Vanessa Gold now serves as the joint-chair of West Ham after her father's death.
I would consider selling a proportion of our shares to the right partner," Gold said in a statement.
I have spoken to each of the other three major shareholders at West Ham United, David Sullivan, Daniel Ketnsk and Tripp Smith, who have been very supportive.
Any transaction to purchase some of our shares will be with my father's legacy at the forefront of my mind which, of course, prioritizes his beloved West Ham United.
I have appointed Rothschild & Co to advise us on any discussions and will keep the other shareholders, the Club and our supporters updated on any significant developments."
