West Ham leadership shake-up gathers pace amid Championship struggle
West Ham have finally been given the green light by the Independent Football Regulator to appoint James Taylor as chief financial officer as the leadership shake-up at the beleaguered club continues. Predecessor Andy Mollett chose to retire after a lengthy spell at the east London club, overseeing their finances during the move to the London [...]
West Ham is undergoing a leadership shake-up as the team struggles in the Championship. The Independent Football Regulator has approved the appointment of James Taylor as chief financial officer, following the retirement of Andy Mollett. The club has also seen notable departures, including Karren Brady and David Sullivan, due to historical sexual misconduct allegations against Sullivan.
Taylor's appointment follows the return of Paul Stringer as chief marketing and media officer. West Ham recently sacked manager Nuno Espirito Santo and is currently winless in four games, sitting ninth in the table. The club faces further challenges as a charity, The Change Foundation, which it supports, may lose tens of thousands of pounds due to LIV Golf's collapse.
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