Overview
- Tottenham says the club is not for sale after rejecting two approaches, while PCP International Finance states it does not intend to bid.
- Former Man City adviser Stefan Borson says known Triller-linked suitors do not appear to have the resources for a roughly £3bn purchase.
- Borson indicates Daniel Levy’s 29.88% stake in ENIC could be sold in a Bahamas-based transaction outside the UK takeover code, with a potential value cited around £750m.
- Borson expects owners to lift the playing budget by about £50–100m to back Thomas Frank following Levy’s 4 September exit as executive chairman.
- Spurs’ strong 2023–24 finances — £528.2m turnover and £255.2m commercial revenue — and stadium-related opportunities are drawing investor interest.