Consortium linked to West Ham bid

A multinational consortium is lining up a £100m (€110m) bid to buy West Ham, according to a report in today’s News of the World.

Sun, 18 Oct, 2009 - 11:43

A multinational consortium is lining up a £100m (€110m) bid to buy West Ham, according to a report in today’s News of the World.

The newspaper claims the London-based Intermarket Group began negotiations on Friday with a view to buying the Barclays Premier League club before the January transfer window.

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