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Hammers valued at £491m by Forbes

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goldsullivanpngWest Ham have been valued at £491m by US Forbes Magazine which makes them the 15th most valuable football club in the world.

Manchester  United take number one spot valued at £2.85bn with Manchester City in the fifth spot valued at £1.61bn. Arsenal grabs the sixth place at £1.49bn, Chelsea is seventh at £1.42bn and Liverpool in eighth at £1.15bn. Spurs are tenth at £820m.

The Hammers are the seventh most valuable club in the Premier Club according to Forbes.

West Ham Vice Chairman Karren Brady values West Ham at £800m on her personal website at www.karrenbrady.com

David Gold and David Sullivan bought 50% of the club in 2010 for £52.5m, they have since increased their shareholding to 84% paying £88m in total for their shares.

The full report by Forbes valuation of football clubs can be found at https://www.forbes.com/soccer-valuations/list/#header:position

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1 comment

  • John says:

    And they laughed when Sullivan said they had an offer of £500M. They’re not laughing now lmao. I’d also back the Baronesses valuation against Forbes too wouldn’t you? You’d think she might have a better handle on the value wouldn’t you? Sean has already said the turnover is about to double to £250M. Exciting times imo. Time to walk the walk S&G. I have faith you will. Don’t let me down now. No pressure.

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