Massive player investments cause huge loss for West Ham
Getty Images | West Ham spent £108 million on players during last year, which saw the additions of Felipe Anderson (pictured) for £28 million and Issa Diop of £22.5 million, among others.
The club's player investments last season turned a profit into a huge loss, West Ham's just-published financial accounts for the 2018/19 period show.
Staying in the Premier League is essential for "the future wellbeing of the club."
As a result of squad investments, the club's wage bill is up, as is amortisation.
28 January 2020 - 12:15 PM
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