West Ham United Football Club was founded in 1895 and is based in the eastern London Borough of Stratford. The club plays its home games at the London Stadium, a modern stadium with a capacity of over 60,000, which was built for the 2012 Olympic Games and subsequently adapted for football.

West Ham is known for its rich history and talent development, with legendary players such as Bobby Moore, who led England to the 1966 World Cup. The club has won several FA Cups and is loved for its distinctive style of play and fanatical following, often referred to as the “Hammers” after the crest in the club logo.

The city of London is the backdrop to West Ham’s identity, with strong roots in the working class of East London. The club has a large and loyal fan base and competes with neighbours such as Tottenham Hotspur and Millwall. West Ham is a club with a proud past, a heart for the community and an ambitious vision for the future.