Overview
- The Sun reports tech entrepreneur Brooklyn Earick is fronting a 12-member US group offering £3.3bn for ENIC’s stake plus £1.2bn for player spending.
- PA, via the Shropshire Star, reports the Lewis family trust has not been made aware of any consortium ready to buy and reiterates the club is not for sale.
- Because Spurs shares are publicly traded, any bona fide bid must be lodged with the UK Takeover Panel and disclosed on a strict timetable.
- The tabloid report also cites plans for a large January transfer pot and a proposed £250m stadium naming-rights deal.
- ENIC previously rejected interest from Amanda Staveley’s PCP and Firehawk Holdings as the club shifted leadership following Daniel Levy’s departure.