Overview
- Sky Sports reporting carried by outlets indicates the owners could inject significant cash before January to increase transfer and wage spending, though the club has not confirmed new funding.
- Chief executive Vinai Venkatesham now leads day-to-day operations under a CEO-led model backed by the owners, who set the target of “more wins, more often.”
- Daniel Levy’s exit, presented as stepping down, was driven by the younger Lewis family after nearly 25 years of his leadership.
- The Lewis family have rejected takeover overtures, including an approach from Amanda Staveley’s PCP, and maintain that Tottenham is not for sale.
- Family members aim to be more visible at matches while staying out of daily operations, and Levy still ran this summer’s transfers, leaving the extent of change to be tested ahead of January.