The sons of David Sullivan are not going to follow their father’s path in taking on board roles at West Ham, it’s been reported by ExWHUEmployee.

There has been mounting speculation and concern that both Jack and Dave Junior would be in line to take on more hands on roles at the club, however this has been dismissed by our club insider.

“Following the resignation of majority shareholder David Sullivan yesterday there has been a lot of speculation as to what will happen with the running of the club,” stated Ex on The West Ham Way Patreon.

“There had been strong rumours that his sons Dave and Jack would take over the responsibility for the foreseeable future. We can confirm that this is not the plan going forward.

“Both Dave and Jack have their own businesses which they wish to focus their time on and will not be following in their father’s footsteps.”

It’s now suggested that Daniel Kretinsky could be set to increase his stake at the club.

“The club intend to announce soon what the direction of the club will be with rumours that Daniel Kretzinsky could be looking to increase his ownership share,” added Ex.