West Ham's potential relegation from the Premier League could cost London taxpayers £2.5m annually due to their lease agreement with the Greater London Authority, which requires the club to pay only half their current rent if demoted. The club sits 18th with one match remaining and will likely be relegated if Tottenham draw with Chelsea on Tuesday.
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West Ham's potential relegation from the Premier League could cost London taxpayers £2.5m annually due to their lease agreement with the Greater London Authority, which requires the club to pay only half their current rent if demoted. The club sits 18th with one match remaining and will likely be relegated if Tottenham draw with Chelsea on Tuesday.