Overview

• Daniel Levy stepped down on Thursday after nearly 25 years, ending a tenure defined by major off‑field growth and a recent Europa League win.
• Vinai Venkatesham now runs day-to-day operations, while Peter Charrington steps into a non-executive chairman role focused on high-level oversight.
• The board says the club is not for sale after rejecting preliminary approaches from PCP International Finance and a Firehawk-led consortium.
• Venkatesham describes the transition as business as usual, citing owner support for investment balanced by Financial Fair Play requirements and revenue growth.
• Harry Kane called the departure a surprise and praised Levy’s transformational impact, as reports note Levy remains a minority shareholder.