by Staff Writer
Friday, 27th February 2026
West Ham United's holding company, WH Holding have filed losses of more than £100million in the latest set of club accounts, published today.
24 hours ahead of the deadline for publication, West Ham have unveiled what amounts to a disastrous report on the club's financial position - which may have worsened significantly since.
In addition to the huge overall losses, the club's retail income fell from £16.2million to £13.7million while commercial income barely rose at all - up by just £300k on the previous year.
Meanwhile match day income also fell from £44.6miion to £39.3million.
"The primary reason for the change from a profit before taxation of £57.2m in 2023-2024 to the net loss before tax for the year of £104.2m is lower profit on sales of players of £20.0m compared to the previous financial year of £96.3m," read the accounts. "Other factors are the decrease in turnover because of the lower Premier League position and no UEL revenue."
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You may view the latest set of accounts here.
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