With fixtures against Southend United and Stevenage already set, the Hammers will face better competition then they travel to Glasgow to face Rangers on July 26.
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There's been plenty of speculation about where Mateus Fernandes will wind up this summer. Manchester United has maintained the highest level of interest since the season ended.
The Hammers will travel to Southend United and Stevenage as they begin their campaign in the Championship.
Talks for the services of Walid Cheddira could heat up if the Taty Castellanos decides he wants a move away from the club.
Steve Nickson, the 61-year-old who helped rebuild St James' Park from the ground up is heading to the London Stadium — and his arrival signals, more than anything else yet, that West Ham are finally serious about doing this properly.
In the days since relegation was confirmed, Nuno Espírito Santo went to work on doing something that tells you everything about his vision.
A joint statement from Vanessa Gold and Daniel Křetínský confirms a seismic restructuring of the club's shareholding — but buried within the language of stabilisation is a reckoning about what the board knew, and when.
A battered ankle, a loan spell that fell apart, and a player who doesn't want to play in the Championship. But the story of whether Edson Álvarez has a future at the London Stadium is far from over — and the next few weeks could change everything.
Two relegations, a Championship club, and an asking price that has raised eyebrows across England. But here's the thing — West Ham are right to stand firm on Mateus Fernandes.
As the London Stadium waits for a director of football, a 30-year-old boyhood Hammer with eight years of quiet, dedicated service is the most senior recruitment voice in the building. Meet Dylan Curnell.
The confirmation that Jack and Dave Sullivan will play no role in West Ham's new leadership structure closes the door on sixteen years of a family dynasty — and opens it, definitively, to the Czech billionaire, now poised to buy the Sullivans out entirely
The Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský is reportedly open to buying the ground outright — and with David Sullivan gone, the vision of transforming an athletics bowl into a true football fortress may finally be within reach.
With David Sullivan gone, the Czech billionaire, Křetínský, who quietly waited in the wings, is now poised to reinvest financially and reshape the club in his own image — and this time, nothing is holding him back.
Majority owner and joint chairman David Sullivan stepped down today. The 77-year-old's 16-year reign at the London Stadium comes to an abrupt and turbulent end, shaped by fan revolt, relegation, and the looming shadow of his past.
While rumors swirl throughout East London there is no actual news to report on the status of the club's captain.
Kudus wanted out and had his worst season. Will Summerville fizzle out elsewhere?
The expected departure of Max Hahn further points to David Sullivan losing control over West Ham.
Now that relegation is a certainty two pivotal players in West Ham's relegation battle officially say goodbye to fans and confirm they will not be returning.
West Ham board backs itself into a corner with no plan for the future. Nuno was the only logical answer.
At 29 Bowen can join any other Premiere League side, but the guilt of leaving his club would never sit well for him. He's here to stay. Here to to get West Ham back to where they belong.