There were huge fears at the start of August that the now-departed Daniel Levy was going to allow Thomas Frank to enter a new season with a Tottenham Hotspur squad that simply wasn't good enough.
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Tottenham Hotspur reportedly expressed an interest in signing Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta on deadline day.
Spurs went into the final hours of the summer transfer window eager to add at least one new fresh face to their attack.
Rumours are doing the rounds regarding the possibility of Tottenham Hotspur being sold following Daniel Levy’s departure, and a new report has now shed light on what the club’s majority shareholders, the Lewis family, are now thinking.
According to reports, Tottenham Hotspur will be sold on one condition, while a ‘costly mistake’ damaged Daniel Levy before his exit was announced.
On Thursday evening, it was announced that Levy has left Spurs after 25 years, stepping down from his role as Executive Chairman.
Tottenham Hotspur fans hope Daniel Levy's exit will herald a period of more meaningful engagement between the club and their supporters.
Tottenham could be in for another major change as the Lilywhites’ future continues to look uncertain.
There has been little time to come up for air as Spurs push through one of their most hectic periods in the last 20 years.
The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust have released a statement on the Daniel Levy's exit from the club.
The news that Daniel Levy is no longer in charge at Spurs swept across our fanbase.
Daniel Levy has stepped down as chairman of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club after nearly 25 years in charge. So who now owns the club?
The majority of Spurs is owned by British investment group, Enic.