The Lewis family have injected $132M (all figures U.S.) into Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur “with more to come” as the owners seek to provide the club with “the funds to push on to new heights.” After declining three parties interested in buying their stake in the club last year, the Lewis family “made it clear that Spurs were not for sale” and have added another $132M into the club, on top of the previous $132M injected back in October, to “ensure CEO Vinai Venkatesham has the financial muscle to make the changes required.” It “won’t be the last of the money the family put into the club through their investment company ENIC.” It is believed to be an “investment rather than raising debt” as the money “can used for various means” (FOOTBALL.LONDON, 6/25).