The Lewis family are making big plans behind-the-scenes at Tottenham, as ENIC prepare for life beyond chairman Daniel Levy.
Levy has been the face of Spurs' day-to-day running for the last 24 years, and often the subject of real criticism, before Tottenham's shocking announcement on Thursday last week that the 63-year-old resigned from his post as executive chairman.
While it was a technically a resignation of his own accord, the consensus is that ENIC pushed Levy out of the door, and it is even believed that the ex-chair didn't find out he was going to resign until just hours before Tottenham made it official (The Times).
Levy was a polarising figure among the Lilywhites fanbase, often finding himself at the centre of mass ENIC protests towards the end of his tenure in particular, but it cannot be understated that he helped to transform Spurs into a financial powerhouse.
Levy oversaw Tottenham's move to their state-of-the-art new stadium and training facilities, which has gifted the club a far greater commercial appeal off the field, and you could even argue that they were more successful on the pitch in comparison to Sir Alan Sugar's era leading Spurs.
However, the departure of Levy has now ushered in a new era for the north Londoners, with the Lewis Family's restructuring of the board attracting serious investment interest from parties in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the USA (TEAMtalk).
ENIC's owners are also determined to bring more success after Tottenham won their first major trophy in 17 years back in May.
"When I talk about their ambition, what they’re really focused on is ensuring that everything we do across the complete breadth of the Club really centres back and is focused on giving our men’s team and our women’s team the best chance to be successful on the pitch over the long-term," said CEO Vinai Venkatesham.
"So that’s their laser focus – all around being successful on the pitch. They know, of course, that we operate in a very competitive environment and that there are a number of other teams that have the exact same ambitions we have – to compete to win the biggest trophies in the game."
Now, Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol has shared how they could be planning to do just that.
ENIC plot transfer statement in boost for Tottenham post-Daniel Levy
Speaking on Sky, Solhekol states that ENIC are plotting a cash injection into Tottenham, and this could be used on transfers to help them compete for silverware.
"A lot of Tottenham fans complain about the fact that we don't spend as much money on players as our rivals, we don't pay the kind of wages our rivals pay," Solhekol started.
"Now, that could be set to change, because Tottenham's majority owners, the Lewis family, could be ready to put more money into the club, and how would that extra money be spent?
"Well, that would be up to the new leadership team at Tottenham, because they have been told what you need to do is deliver more success on the pitch.
"If they believe that we [Tottenham] need to pay higher wages, or if we need to spend more in the transfer market, then I think they will be backed to do that. The message I am receiving is that Tottenham is not for sale, they have no interest whatsoever in selling Tottenham."