Baroness Karren Brady’s legal team says she had “no knowledge” of the allegations made against West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan, according to reports. Multiple outlets say Brady stayed in a senior role at the club despite learning that Sullivan was restricted in his contact with the club’s women’s and youth teams. The restriction is described as being linked to safeguarding concerns and a ban on contacting those teams. BBC News and Yahoo Sports both report that Brady’s lawyers dispute any claim that she knew about the underlying allegations involving Sullivan. The Daily Mail reports that Brady remained in her position for nearly two years after learning of the restriction, emphasizing her seniority within the club’s leadership. The accounts focus on what Brady did or did not know and the nature and timing of Sullivan’s ban, rather than detailing the allegations themselves. No single outlet provides corroborating evidence in the summaries for what Brady knew beyond the reported legal denial and the reported existence of the restriction.