AMANDA STAVELEY was spotted at the London Stadium having expressed an interest in investing in West Ham.

Staveley, 53, brokered the in 2021 as well as Sheikh Mansour’s 2008 purchase of .

Newcastle United FC v Paris Saint-Germain: Group F - UEFA Champions League 2023/24Amanda Staveley was spotted at the London Stadium on Friday Credit: Getty West Ham United v Brentford - Emirates FA Cup - Fifth Round - London StadiumStaveley has expressed an interest in investing in West Ham Credit: PA

PCP Capital Partners, the firm Staveley runs alongside husband Mehrdad Ghodoussi, have explored the possibility to invest in the Hammers.

And both were in attendance at the London Stadium on Friday night to watch ‘s Circus Tour.

It is understood the pair were guests of the venue, a separate entity from , and were sat in the directors’ box.

PCP are looking to invest in a new club soon and revealed that they had considered investing in London rivals .

Asked recently by Spear’s Magazine if she was looking into investing in West Ham, Staveley said: “Maybe, you don’t know.

“We’ve looked at a lot of clubs, including Tottenham, but we are looking at clubs around the and the UK, Europe.

“We really want to be buying, going in and investing into a club again very soon.

“Both my husband and I were attracted to building a business where we can take a brand that isn’t doing so well, a club that isn’t performing well, get it on the right road, and bring that forward.

BESTPIX: Take That "The Circus Live" Perform At The London Stadium - Night TwoStavely was at the stadium to watch Take That Credit: Getty

“There are very few clubs [where that can] work. If you want to tick every box, there’s actually very few clubs that allow that.”

West Ham’s ownership is in flux after following allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour.

Sullivan, 77, denies all allegations and resigned to fight them. Following his exit, Czech billionaire after purchasing 16 per cent of the Gold family’s stake.

Kretinsky will control 43 per cent of the club, a figure which could rise further with the Czech planning a share issue and cash injection.

Sullivan may be forced to sell his 38.8 per cent stake with the independent football regulator having confirmed an investigation into his position.