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Tottenham’s board rejects two expressions of interest in acquiring the club

Tottenham fans have been calling for Levy's departure for a while due to perceived failings in the transfer market — Tottenham fans have been calling for Levy's departure for a while due to perceived failings in the transfer market (AFP/Getty)

Tottenham's board has unequivocally rejected two expressions of interest in acquiring the club, stating that the Premier League outfit is not for sale.
The rejected proposals were from PCP International Finance, linked to Amanda Staveley, and a consortium led by Dr. Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng through Firehawk Holdings Limited.
This announcement follows Daniel Levy's departure as Spurs chairman last Thursday, a move initiated by the majority owners, ENIC.
ENIC, which is run by the Lewis family trust, owns almost 87 per cent of Tottenham's shares.
While the Lewis family trust is open to external investment, their current focus is on supporting the new non-executive chairman, chief executive, and head coach to deliver greater on-field success.

Tottenham reject two expressions of interest in acquiring the club — In full