Tottenham Hotspur’s board has “unequivocally rejected” two takeover approaches, confirming the Premier League club is “not for sale.” Daniel Levy recently stepped down as chair, a role he held since 2001, at the request of majority owner Enic, managed by the Lewis family trust.
One approach came from PCP International Finance, led by former Newcastle shareholder Amanda Staveley, which later confirmed it had no intention of making an offer. A second approach was from a consortium led by Dr Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng via Firehawk Holdings Limited.
The Spurs board and Enic stated that they have no plans to sell the club or Enic’s controlling stake, which stands at nearly 87%. While discussions about minority investment have occurred, previous links to Qatar Sports Investments were denied, though the Lewis family trust remains open to external investment.
