According to reports, Daniel Levy has an excuse for the main reason behind his exit from Tottenham Hotspur amid a ‘deliberate move’ by the club’s owners.
Daniel Levy has stepped down as Tottenham's executive chairman after almost 25 years at the club, with iconic Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson's opinion on the savvy negotiator clear
Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank didn’t include Luka Vušković in his core plans this season and the defender joined Hamburg SV on loan in the summer window.
TBR Football understands that Daniel Levy was reluctant to leave his role as Tottenham Hotspur chairman, but the club’s owners decided the time was right for a change.
The summer transfer window is finally shut for business, but Everton’s recruitment team will already be eyeing what is next.
Everton enjoyed a seriously encouraging summer transfer window, which saw some big-name additions land on Merseyside.
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The Billericay Town legend, Jamie O’Hara, was just talking about Daniel Levy’s time at Tottenham. O’Hara was at the club when they won the Carling Cup, as it was then, in 2008.
A failed transfer may not be the end of the story, as a fresh opportunity could now open the door for a Tottenham midfielder who almost left the club during the British summer window.
The story of Tottenham Hotspur in the 21st century has been the story of the relationship between Daniel Levy, the long-standing chairman, and the Lewis family, the majority shareholders.