West Ham’s David Sullivan denies misconduct as regulator investigates
West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan has strongly denied allegations of sexual misconduct. The Independent Football Regulator is seeking urgent information about his suitability as an owner after multiple women accused him of abusing his power. The claims involve alleged incidents at Sullivan’s newspapers, with women seeking modeling work. Sullivan has stepped down from his role at West Ham and insists the accusations are false.
Match highlights
- David Sullivan is accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct and abusing his position at his newspapers.
- The Independent Football Regulator is using its statutory powers to obtain information about Sullivan’s suitability as an owner.
- A government spokesperson called the allegations “deeply concerning” and stressed the need for serious investigation and victim support.
- Sullivan has categorically denied all allegations, calling them “factually incorrect and entirely false.”
- Sullivan stepped down as West Ham’s joint chairman to avoid disruption to the club while he addresses the matter privately.
