Overview
- Spurs and majority owner ENIC said they had received and ‘unequivocally rejected’ an informal expression of interest from a consortium led by Brooklyn Earick.
- Media reports describe a proposed £4.5bn package comprising about £3.3bn to buy the club and £1.2bn for squad investment, figures not confirmed by the club’s statement.
- ENIC reaffirmed its position that Tottenham is not for sale, with disclosure triggered due to a minority of shares being publicly traded under the UK Takeover Code.
- Under Rule 2.6(a), the consortium has until 5pm on October 24, 2025, to announce a firm intention to bid or to state it will not make an offer, a deadline that can be extended by the Panel.
- Reports say Earick made initial contact before Daniel Levy’s departure, and the consortium is said to include NFL and NBA-linked investors, while head coach Thomas Frank described recent ownership communications as clear and stable.