Reports began circulating yesterday suggesting West Ham United vice-chair Karren Brady could be set to leave the club within the next fortnight.

As the day progressed, the whispers grew louder, with multiple sources hinting that Baroness Brady may be preparing to end her 30-year association with co-owner David Sullivan.

At this stage, details remain thin on the ground — and it should be stressed that several sources are actively denying the story.

But despite those denials, there is a genuine and growing belief among some insiders that Brady’s departure could be imminent.

Jumping Before the Storm?

If the rumours prove true, it feels far more likely Brady would be jumping ship rather than being pushed.

West Ham are bracing themselves for increased scrutiny in the coming weeks, with significant financial losses expected to be revealed shortly — and the pressure on the board continuing to intensify from supporters.

Against that backdrop, a voluntary exit would make sense.

For many fans, Brady has long been a lightning rod for frustration over ticketing, fan engagement and the broader direction of the club since the move to the London Stadium.

So while nothing is confirmed, this latest development will only add to...