Tottenham Hotspur are "always up for sale" and could be sold by the Lewis Family if the right offer were to come along.
That is according to former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson, who exclusively told Football Insider that he doubts Spurs' owners are actively seeking an exit, but it's not off the cards.
The Lewis Family have already stated they have no desire to sell Tottenham, instead expressing their commitment to the club.
Spurs splashed over £300million on transfers during the summer window, so their ambition seriously cannot be questioned this season, and Roberto De Zerbi's side have now turned a corner.
However, a new report revealed that upwards of eight Premier League clubs are up for sale, officially or unofficially, though none were named.
The Lewis Family have previously turned down offers, and it has been suggested that simply the bid didn't reach what they wanted for a sale.
Tottenham's owners 'would engage' in sale talks
Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson doesn't believe that Spurs are one of the clubs up for sale, but a takeover shouldn't be ruled out.
"I doubt there's a process, but I think Spurs are probably one of those clubs that is always up for sale," he said.
"This would be in the way that if somebody comes along with a great offer, you're going to engage in the conversation. Spurs are right in that sweet spot.
"But I doubt there's an active process. So, they may well have been included in the eight just from the press that's been out there over the last two years and ever since Daniel Levy left.
"So that wouldn't be a big surprise, but I doubt there's an active process for Spurs."
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Spurs have risen from the ashes in the Premier League, moving up to 11th in the table after a very difficult start to the 2026-27 campaign.
There are still a lot of improvements to be made, but after winning three of their last four games, the owners may see reason to invest heavily in January.
Football Insider understands that, while a move for Eli Kroupi Junior is unlikely, the Lilywhites continue to keep tabs on Morgan Gibbs-White.
Either signing could have extraordinary impacts on the team's chances of glory this season. De Zerbi certainly wouldn't say no to either player.