Mike Ashley's firm has sacked the senior administration at House of Fraser only weeks after it purchased the retail chain.
In a one-sentence declaration to money markets, Sports Direct said it had "rejected the previous chiefs and senior administration of House of Fraser".
The move pursued "requires an examination" into the retailer's fall, the announcement included.
Games Direct paid £90m for House of Fraser's 58 UK stores in August.
Those leaving the chain will incorporate CEO Alex Williamson.
It isn't clear who will supplant the administration group at House of Fraser, or what number of individuals are influenced by the choice.
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Richard Lim of Retail Economics, a consultancy, said the new proprietor had taken "extraordinary activity following a progression of woeful administration choices, ungainly execution and an obsolete impression of the UK showcase".
He included: "The retailer works in the piece of the business under the most critical measure of weight and the race is on to quickly rebuild the business to guarantee the takeover is a win."
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Mr Ashley has promised to transform the retail chain into the "Harrods of the high road" and to keep a large portion of its stores open.
"We think the greatest and most imperative thing House of Fraser is missing is extravagance brands.
"We figure it will have a major effect," he told the Sun.
Later in August, Sports Direct cautioned "covetous landowners" opposing its endeavors to decrease leases on a few stores that "time is running out" to keep the entryways open.
A month ago, Sports Direct was compelled to preclude making a takeover offer for Debenhams after Simon Bentley, an active executive of Sports Direct, said the board had examined consolidating the two retail chains.
Mr Ashley's firm possesses a 29.7% stake in Debenhams.
Mr Bentley later said he had "made no say of any merger".
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