It’s no more allegations 😱😱😱: David Sullivan has been exposed after his false claims — this is what really happened.

What a difference 24 hours can make at West Ham United. The week began with relatively routine discussions surrounding Mohamadou Kanté’s future at the London Stadium, but by the end of the day the club had been thrust into the national spotlight following the shock resignation of chairman David Sullivan.

While many supporters may view Sullivan’s departure from the executive side of the club as the end of an era, questions remain over what comes next.

The former chairman remains a major shareholder, meaning his influence at West Ham is far from over despite stepping away from day-to-day responsibilities.

Assessments of Sullivan’s legacy have arrived quickly. Football365 delivered a particularly damning verdict, stating:

“Sullivan’s true legacy at West Ham will forever be knocking down Upton Park in an act of cultural vandalism from which the club has never truly recovered.

Cultural vandalism’ – knocking down Upton Park and moving the club to its rented home is Sullivan’s legacy.”

The report also questioned the long-promised benefits of moving to the London Stadium, arguing the club failed to establish itself among the Premier League’s elite despite the opportunities presented.

Attention now turns to the future. With the summer transfer window opening in just seven days, uncertainty surrounds the club’s next steps.

Daniel Kretinsky’s reported backing of Nuno Espírito Santo may yet prove crucial, with the Portuguese coach currently providing a rare source of stability during one of the most turbulent periods in West Ham’s recent history.