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Tottenham Reaffirms Not-for-Sale Stance as Venkatesham Takes Charge After Levy Exit

Club leaders describe an orderly succession under long-term owner backing constrained by financial rules.

Overview

  • Tottenham’s board said it has unequivocally rejected two preliminary takeover approaches from PCP International Finance and a Firehawk-led consortium, reiterating the club is not for sale.
  • CEO Vinai Venkatesham now oversees day-to-day operations, with Peter Charrington assuming non-executive chairman duties focused on high-level oversight.
  • Venkatesham called it “business as usual,” praising Daniel Levy’s legacy and stressing that future investment will be made with firm owner support within financial fair play constraints.
  • Harry Kane said he was surprised by Levy’s departure but hailed him as a “fantastic chairman,” noting the club’s transformation off the pitch during his tenure.
  • Sky Sports reports senior members of the Lewis family are expected to attend Saturday’s match as a show of commitment, and the club has appointed former Arsenal marketing director Adam Gardiner as chief marketing officer.