
Tottenham’s Owners Insist Club Not For Sale Amid Bids
Tottenham Hotspur moved swiftly on Sunday night to shut down speculation of a takeover, declaring the Premier League club “not for sale” after receiving two unsolicited approaches.
The denial comes days after the sudden resignation of Daniel Levy, the club’s executive chairman and one of English football’s most polarizing figures. His exit after nearly a quarter century in charge fueled rumors that a sale might be imminent.
In a statement, the board said ENIC Sports & Developments Holdings, Tottenham’s controlling shareholder, had “unequivocally rejected” preliminary overtures from two separate groups. One was from PCP International Finance Limited, linked to financier …