A new report has suggested that Tottenham Hotspur’s announcement that Daniel Levy himself opted to step down as executive chairman of the club was untrue, with the decision taken out of his hands.
Tottenham Hotspur fans will have got the chance to watch their latest marquee signing for the first time whilst under contract in north London, with new signing Xavi Simons featuring for the Netherlands vs Poland on Thursday evening - but it didn't turn out the way that they may have wanted.
Tottenham Hotspur’s business within the transfer market this summer has been impressive, to say the least - subsequently handing boss Thomas Frank the tools he needs for success in the role.
A new report has suggested that Daniel Levy was not the one who decided to step down, but was rather pushed, with Tottenham’s majority owners, ENIC, making the change in order to prioritise sporting success at the club.
After a more active summer transfer window than previous deals, which included the marquee signings of Xavi Simons and Mohammed Kudus, Tottenham Hotspur have made their biggest move of the summer in September, pushing Chairman Daniel Levy out of the club as they embark on a new era in the club's
It was the news that came out of nowhere. After lots of talk about Daniel Levy's running of Tottenham Hotspur, the chairman has stepped down.
The north London club announced on Thursday that Levy has stepped down from his role after nearly 25 years in the position.
The details of the 'secret review' which sensationally ousted Daniel Levy from Tottenham after a 25-year reign have been revealed.
Levy, 63, yesterday stepped down as Spurs chairman after the club's principal owners decided it was time for drastic change at the top.
Mauricio Pochettino was the manager of Tottenham Hotspur for more than five years, but his time at the club was almost cut short due to a massive opportunity.
Exclusive: Tottenham investor could be about to buy out Daniel Levy after confirmed news
Tottenham’s majority owner ENIC could agree a deal for a new investor to take on Daniel Levy’s shareholding in the company, sources have told Football Insider.