Daniel Levy, although initially presented as having stepped down from the presidency of Tottenham, is now reportedly said—according to English media—to have been removed from his position. The manner in which the decision was made and communicated to him is believed to signal that the club is now heading towards a search for a new owner.
Tottenham’s official statement claimed that Daniel Levy voluntarily resigned from his role as chairman of the “Spurs.” However, recent reports emerging in the last few hours suggest something quite different, with broader implications.
The club’s major shareholders are said to be behind the decision to part ways with Levy after 25 years at the helm—making him the longest-serving executive in such a role in the Premier League.
TalkSport notes that no one should be surprised if a potential sale of the club follows, with Tottenham currently valued at £3 billion. Business interest has reportedly come from both the United States and Saudi Arabia.
Source: England365.gr