Zimbabwe: Munetsi Scores Again As Wolves Fall to West Ham
Amanda Staveley was invited by Vanessa Gold as West Ham’s pre-emption deadline nears on a reported 25.1% stake sale valued at £600 million.
- On Tuesday, prospective West Ham United owner Amanda Staveley attended London Stadium to watch the Hammers' 4-2 Championship victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
- Co-Chair Vanessa Gold is selling her 25.1% stake in West Ham, valued at £600m, though existing shareholders including David Sullivan retain first refusal rights under pre-emption rules.
- The initial 30-day deadline for the offer passes this week, while co-chair Daniel Kretinsky is selling over 2% of his 27% stake to Czech businessman Jakub Havrlant, potentially triggering an automatic offer clause.
- Marshall Munetsi scored for Wolves in the 44th minute, and West Ham defender Konstantinos Mavropanos added an own goal, but the efforts proved insufficient in the 4-2 defeat.
- Munetsi's continued form is encouraging for Zimbabwe ahead of Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers later this month, with New Warriors coach Ramon Catala monitoring the midfielder following his July return to Wolves from Paris.
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Zimbabwe: Munetsi Scores Again As Wolves Fall to West Ham
Zimbabwe international Marshall Munetsi scored his second league goal of the season for Wolverhampton Wanderers, but his effort was not enough as Wolves suffered a 4-2 defeat to West Ham United at the London Stadium on Tuesday night.
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