West Ham’s owners are ranked fourth in the Premier League in terms of net wealth of their shareholders with an estimated combined wealth of $13.2 billion (£10.5bn) according to 6foot2.co.uk.
That puts them behind Newcastle United $620 billion (£493bn) Manchester City $22 billion (£17.5bn) and Chelsea $15.8 billion (£12.5bn)
Arsenal owners come a close fifth with $12.9 billion (£10.3bn) followed by Aston Villa $11.9 billion (£9.5bn), Liverpool at $9.8 billion (£7.8bn)
Spurs owners are ranked tenth with $6 billion (£4.8bn) and Manchester United twelfth with $4.8 billion (£3.8 bn)
West Ham’s wealthiest shareholder is Daniel Kretinsky who was named the Czech republic’s second richest person with a net worth of £7.5 billion
David Sullivan’s net wealth is £1.1bn according to the most recent Sunday Times Rich List with reports in the US claiming the reclusive Tripp Smith is worth around $1.25 billion (£1bn)
The Gold Family are said to be worth up to £650m while the Harris family are said to be worth £200m with Terry Brown having a net worth around £50m.