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West Ham United are starting down the barrel of relegation from the Premier League.<\/p>\n
Nuno Espirito Santo is under huge sack pressure<\/a> at the London Stadium, after failing to guide the Hammers to victory in their last nine games.<\/p>\n West Ham were beaten 3-0 by Wolves<\/a> last Saturday, handing Rob Edwards\u2019 side their first Premier League win of the 2025-26 campaign.<\/p>\n The East London outfit are now four points adrift of Nottingham Forest<\/a> in 17th, ahead of their clash with Sean Dyche\u2019s side on Tuesday evening.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Simon Jordan predicts David Sullivan sale<\/p>\n David Sullivan has been urged to sell West Ham<\/a> by supporters in recent times, with many believing his methods are now outdated.<\/p>\n The fanbase are also furious with the billionaire for the lack of work done to improve the London Stadium, which is currently missing the atmosphere and feeling of a proper football ground.<\/p>\n Sullivan and vice-chairman Karren Brady have faced protests<\/a> this season, with performances on the pitch adding more fuel to the fire.<\/p>\n Speaking on talkSPORT on Tuesday, former Crystal Palace chairman insisted that Sullivan will be searching for an exit route if West Ham do indeed get relegated.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Jordan said: \u201cIt might be that West Ham become a club that are a really good buy if they get relegated to the Championship, because I don\u2019t see Sullivan wanting to be around a club in the Championship.\u201d<\/p>\n Presenter Jim White responded: \u201cOh I see, so if they drop down, Sullivan might say he\u2019s had enough.\u201d<\/p>\n Who would buy West Ham if David Sullivan sells?<\/p>\n If West Ham<\/a> are relegated to the Championship, then the overall value of the club will dramatically decrease.<\/p>\n It may be an enticing prospect for potential buyers to secure the Hammers for a cut-price and try to rebuild in the second tier.<\/p>\n Despite all the negativity regarding the London Stadium<\/a> as a football ground, it is still a valuable asset and could be improved with the right developments.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n