West Ham United board are ready to invest this summer
West Ham United’s board have scheduled a series of meetings as the club hierarchy prepares to invest this summer according to club website Claret & Hugh.
The club website revealed on Tuesday 14 June that the Hammers directors have scheduled a series of board meetings throughout the summer.
Furthermore, Claret & Hugh suggest that due to the re-distribution of shares last year the board will need to approve the business plan and budget between 1 July and 30 September each year.
Any increase or decrease of the budget over £1m will need to come back to the board for approval.
Good news?
Let’s hope this is good news for Hammers fans.
Hopefully, this series of meetings will be the start of Daniel Kretinsky’s 1890s investment group stamping their authority on proceedings at the London Stadium.
There is a strong realisation among Hammers fans that work has to be done to maintain David Moyes’ side as consistent top-six challengers.
Moyes has worked wonders in the 2021/22 campaign by dragging the Hammers to the verge of Europa League qualification and giving West Ham fans a memorable run to the Europa League semi-final.
However, the West Ham boss cannot be expected to continue working miracles whilst not being sufficiently backed in the transfer market.
Maybe the meetings that have been reportedly scheduled come as the club hierarchy realise the need for the Hammers to keep their foot on the throttle and maintain their upward trajectory by making some statement signings this summer.
West Ham fans will be eager for Moyes to get his summer business underway as soon as possible.
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