Overview
- An LSE filing shows Andrew Ashcroft now holds a 3.4% stake in Tottenham, reported at around £100 million based on recent valuations.
- Financial adviser Stefan Borson says the Ashcroft holding likely reflects a transfer from his father rather than new capital entering the club.
- Tottenham has terminated Rothschild & Co’s advisory mandate, with the club saying a sale process is not under way.
- The club says it “unequivocally rejected” an informal approach from a US consortium led by Brooklyn Earick, whose proposal was reported as £3.3bn for the club plus £1.2bn earmarked for squad investment.
- UK Takeover Code disclosures point to additional rejected approaches, and industry observers identify private equity or investor consortia—drawn to Spurs’ stadium and NFL tie-up—as the most plausible future bidders.