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Amid reports that Daniel Levy is holding talks over selling his share in ENIC, it has now emerged that Tottenham’s majority owners may make a big move.

Daniel Levy stepped down from his role as Tottenham chairman back in September after being at the helm of the North London club for 24 years.

However, the former Spurs chairman still holds a stake in the club as he owns a minority 29.88 per cent share in ENIC, which is the 86.91 per cent majority stakeholder of Tottenham Hotspur.

The remaining 70.12 per cent of ENIC is owned by the Joe Lewis family trust, with Lewis’s daughter, Vivienne, and his son, Charles, becoming more actively involved in the running of Tottenham over recent months.

The Lewis family could be open to purchasing Daniel Levy’s shares

Last week, it emerged that Levy was in talks with Hong Kong businessman Ng Wing Fai over selling his stake in Tottenham for a fee in the region of £1 billion.

However, Football Insider has now revealed that, according to some sources, there are question marks around whether the consortium Levy is in talks with is the right group to get control of Tottenham, alongside the Lewis family.

As a result, Tottenham’s majority owners are open to purchasing Daniel Levy’s shares if the former Spurs chairman fails to find a suitable buyer.

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However, should a suitable buyer be found, the Lewis family would be willing to work alongside new investors to take the club forward.

The Lewis family have turned down interest in Spurs

Football Insider add that Tottenham’s owners value the club overall at around £4 billion.

However, the Lewis family have already rejected several expressions of interest in buying Tottenham over the last few months.

Tottenham academy youngster Yusuf Akhamrich has made a terrific start to his first loan spell away from Hotspur Way, with the youngster netting his third goal for his new side on Tuesday.

We saw several Tottenham academy players head out on loan in January, with many of them making their first moves away from Hotspur Way.

One of those getting his first taste of senior football is winger Yusuf Akhamrich, who joined League Two side Bristol Rovers in a temporary move.

Akhamrich netted twice in his first start in League Two against Newport County on Saturday, and he has now followed it up with another strike.

Tottenham youngster Yusuf Akhamrich scores again for Bristol Rovers

On the back of his heroics against Newport County, Akhamrich unsurprisingly kept his place in the starting eleven as the Rovers hosted Walsall on Tuesday night.

After a tight first-half, it was the 20-year-old who opened the scoring for the home side with a fine finish just past the hour mark.

Akhamrich was played through on goal and opened up his body nicely to plant a finish into the bottom corner, sending the Rovers on their way to a 2-0 win.

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Watch the Tottenham Hotspur winger’s goal below:

Akhamrich is spearheading Briston Rovers’ bid to stay up

The Tottenham academy graduate could not have hoped for a better start to his spell at the Memorial Stadium.

His vital contributions in the last two games have meant that Steve Evans’ men have now given themselves some breathing space by moving four points clear of the relegation zone.

With the January transfer window over, Tottenham can finally update their Champions League squad and Thomas Frank has some tough decisions to make.

It’s been a disappointing month for Spurs, with only two new additions to the first-team squad and no league wins in the month of January.

Thomas Frank’s squad has been depleted by injuries, while the experienced Brennan Johnson has moved on. That leaves Tottenham a bit short, but also opens up some opportunities when it comes to the Champions League.

The one thing to cheer about for Spurs fans right now is the Champions League, but Frank has to make sure he adjusts his squad accordingly to give himself the best chance of success in the knockout stages.

What changes Tottenham need for Champions League knockout squad

Now that we are into February and the knockout stages are upon us, clubs can make three changes to their Champions League squad.

That’s great timing for Spurs, but Frank has a bit of a headache to deal with. Essentially, Tottenham have 27 first-team players to fit into just 21 spaces (the lack of homegrown players means the squad has to be dramatically reduced from the standard 25-man squad).

Obviously, Brennan Johnson will be removed, while Ben Davies is out for the season, so he will drop out, too. Conor Gallagher is an easy decision to throw in there, especially as he’s homegrown.

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However, while Mathys Tel would be the natural choice to include, Spurs are not allowed to put him in the squad unless they take out a non-homegrown player. Frank could gamble and take the likes of Mohammed Kudus or Lucas Bergvall, who are injured until potentially the end of March, but that would be a risk if Spurs do make it to the latter stages of the tournament.

Honestly, though, if it were up to me, I would probably take that chance. It’s better to have a full squad of fit players than to hope for the best and wait for injured players to come back. We could keep Kudus and co. in there and then get knocked out anyway, so what’s the point?

Kudus probably gets a stay of execution, purely because the wing areas are so poor right now. So for me, it’s Bergvall out and Tel in for the knockout rounds. Radu Dragusin will feel aggrieved not to be included, but Spurs have just enough cover for the defensive areas already.

One of the more interesting decisions will be what Thomas Frank does regarding Dejan Kulusevski, who has still not returned from injury and would likely only play a part if Spurs make it to the matter stages.

With all that in mind, I would suggest:

Out: Ben Davies, Brennan Johnson, Rodrigo Bentancur (or Kevin Danso depending on the seriousness of his injury)

In: Radu Dragusin, Conor Gallagher, Dejan Kulusevski

Radu Dragusin should have been sold in January

The fact that Dragusin is still a Spurs player is ludicrous, frankly. It seemed so obvious that he would move on, even if it was a loan.

With the likes of Napoli and Roma in for him, it’s not like Spurs were short of options to offload the Romanian, either. For the sake of the club and the player, it seemed like the logical move. Perhaps Kevin Danso’s injury put an end to that.

But, given the injury crisis, Thomas Frank may well need Dragusin to give Cristian Romero or Micky van de Ven some rest or cover, especially with Danso and Davies both out.

Regardless, Dragusin has to be one of the first players out of the door in the summer, with Luka Vuskovic replacing him in the squad for 2026/27.

Johan Lange has revealed the qualities Conor Gallagher possesses, which will ensure he does well at Tottenham Hotspur.

Tottenham Hotspur did not have the busiest of transfer windows, and initially, it seemed more attention was being paid to offloading players rather than making new signings.

However, a new arrival was eventually announced after Spurs agreed a deal to sign Conor Gallagher from Atletico Madrid.

The midfielder has already jumped straight into the first team, making three Premier League appearances and securing his first assist last Sunday against Manchester City.

Johan Lange raves about Conor Gallagher’s experience

Tottenham’s sporting director is delighted to have Gallagher on board, especially as he is a player the club have been watching for some time.

Lange is particularly excited by the experience the 25-year-old already has under his belt, which includes receiving 22 caps for the England national team.

He told Tottenham Hotspur: “Conor is a player that we have followed for a number of years. Obviously, he comes with a fantastic pedigree; his experience both with the Premier League, his period in La Liga have definitely also helped him to grow as a human being, as a player.

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“Of course, he has played a number of times for England as well. So, he’s a player that, of course, can come in and help us on the first day – his energy, his quality in midfield, his work rate, the way he can drive a team forward is something that I’m sure will help us. We’ve already seen that from day one.”

According to Lange, Gallagher is just as impressive off the pitch as he is on it and he could become influential behind the scenes.

“Then, of course, as a character, he’s a fantastic human being,” Lange continued. “He’s a leader. He has been captain earlier in his career and he’s somebody that really will be an important voice in the dressing room this season and in many seasons to come.”

Conor Gallegher could join the Tottenham leadership team next season

Ben Davies is unlikely to remain at Spurs after the summer and there have been doubts surrounding Guglielmo Vicario’s future for a while.

This could open up some spaces in the five-man leadership group at Tottenham and with Gallagher possessing the qualities Lange has mentioned, he could be a potential candidate.

Two of the current members in this group have been injured all season, so more leaders are needed at Spurs. Gallagher could be the perfect fit and taking on such a responsibility will only help him as he looks to make North London his permanent home.

Tottenham Hotspur fans may not be encouraged by what Opta’s Supercomputer has predicted ahead of the team’s trip to Man United.

Spurs can take plenty of confidence from the way they fought back against Man City in the second half after they looked dead and buried at the interval.

The fact that the Lilywhites did it with so many players missing makes it an even better achievement, and Tottenham fans will be hoping that their side can build on that momentum when they face the other side from Manchester on Saturday.

However, the Red Devils are a completely different side to what they were a few weeks ago, with Michael Carrick galvanising the club since replacing Ruben Amorim at the helm.

Man United are massive favourites to beat Tottenham

The one positive for Spurs is that Thomas Frank has said that Micky van de Ven could be fit for the trip to Old Trafford, while he confirmed that Djed Spence will also not be out for long.

However, despite that, Opta’s Supercomputer has installed the home side as considerable favourites, giving them an exact 50 per cent chance of getting all three points.

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A draw and a Spurs win are deemed almost equally as likely, with the data analysis platform giving a 25.2 per cent chance for the former and a 24.8 per cent chance for the latter.

Spurs have an excellent record against Man United of late

Tottenham boast of an excellent record against United over recent years, having beaten them four times last season, including in the Europa League final.

The Spurs players will also have happy memories of Old Trafford, having won 3-0 at the stadium last season.

Ivan Rakitic has said that one Tottenham Hotspur youngster has already outgrown the Lilywhites, even though he is yet to make his senior debut for the North London club.

Spurs boast of some extremely talented young players in their youth set-up as well as their first-team.

The likes of Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall, Mathys Tel and Wilson Odobert could have big futures, while there is also a lot of excitement surrounding the likes of Mikey Moore and Luca Williams-Barnett.

However, the Spurs teenager who has been hitting the headlines the most this season is Luka Vuskovic, who was voted the best player in the Bundesliga in the first half of the season, even beating Harry Kane to the award.

Bayern Munich told to poach Luka Vuskovic from Tottenham

The centre-back has been so good at Hamburg that reports indicate that Bayern Munich are already circling around the Spurs youngster.

Croatian legend Ivan Rakitic has now urged the Bavarian side to do all they can to sign the teenager, opining that the centre-back is already ready to take a step up from Tottenham.

The former Barcelona man told Sky Sports Germany about Vuskovic: “All of Europe is talking about him right now. FC Bayern needs to do everything [to sign him]. I believe the boy has to go to Bayern.

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“He has everything it takes to become one of the best centre-backs. I’m curious to see if Tottenham will manage to keep him beyond the summer. In my opinion, he’s already ready for the next step to one of the absolute top clubs. And for me, there are only four or five of those clubs in Europe.”

Are Bayern trying to turn Vuskovic’s head?

Tottenham fans may be worried by the multiple flattering comments made about the youngster from people associated with the Bavarian club over the last few days.

As Spurs Web previously covered, Vincent Kompany described Vuskovic as a ‘big talent’ and lavished praise on the centre-back ahead of Bayern’s 2-2 draw with Hamburg on Saturday.

Tottenham supporters have been left digesting fresh uncertainty around one of the club’s most important players, with renewed speculation over Cristian Romero’s future quickly sparking reaction online.

Cristian Romero was left frustrated by Tottenham Hotspur’s ‘disgraceful’ squad outlook during the January transfer window.

The club captain has watched the Spurs hierarchy once again leave the squad short, managing to secure only two signings – Conor Gallagher and Souza – during the winter window.

That offered barely enough support for a Tottenham side dealing with an injury crisis, with no recognised right-back fit and only Xavi Simons operating as the main number ten, while more than ten players remain sidelined.

Tottenham fans react to Cristian Romero transfer rumours

Romero has only recently put pen to paper on a new deal, but reports have now emerged suggesting the Spurs captain is set to leave Tottenham this summer following his recent dig at the club hierarchy.

Supporters are well aware of the latest claims and have taken to social media to offer their reaction.

Introducing the general mood among fans, one supporter wrote that it had been “a ride” under the Argentine, adding “Captain” in reference to Romero’s status.

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While another Tottenham fan said: “I will believe it when I see it.” Others were more resigned, with one comment reading “Can’t blame him,” and another admitting: “Well that has ruined my day completely.”

Further responses criticised the club, with one fan stating “The club clearly have not kept their promises,” while another branded the board “a disgrace.”

Some Tottenham supporters urged caution, adding that it was “purely an opinion-based report, nothing concrete.” One supporter also questioned the timing, recalling similar rumours last summer.

What this could mean for Spurs going forward

This is not the first time Romero has been linked with a move away from Spurs, with reports during the course of last season also suggesting he was considering his future.

The Argentine defender even hinted at wanting a move to Spain, while there were reports of Atletico Madrid showing interest in signing Romero.

Cristian Romero may be the ‘glue’ of the Tottenham Hotspur dressing room, but the club captain is cutting a frustrated figure in North London.

It has been a whirlwind 48 hours for Spurs captain Cristian Romero. After being taken off at half-time against Man City due to illness, the World Cup winner has found himself at the centre of a social media storm and perhaps even the start of a transfer saga.

After the January transfer window closed on Monday evening, Romero took to Instagram to complain about the fact that Tottenham only had 11 available players to face the Citizens. He labelled it as ‘unbelievable’ and ‘disgraceful.’

Romero wrote: “Great effort from all my teammates yesterday. They were incredible. I wanted to be available to help them even though I wasn’t feeling well. Especially as we only had 11 players available. Unbelievable but true and disgraceful.

“We’ll keep showing up and taking responsibility to turn this around, working hard and staying together. All that’s left is to thank all of you for being there and for always supporting us.”

Many fans took this as a dig at the Spurs hierarchy for not investing in the team last month, despite the injury crisis.

It was subsequently reported by Argentine journalist Gaston Edul that Romero will leave Tottenham this summer.

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Cristian Romero goes from ‘pussycat’ to Tottenham ‘rebel’

The Telegraph have shared some ‘inside’ knowledge on the situation. Romero reportedly made multiple motivational speeches to his Spurs teammates during the Europa League-winning run of 2024/25. ‘Some believe’ they could have been seen as an ‘us-against-them’ message – referencing the relationship between the players and the club.

Romero has been no stranger to calling out the goings on at Tottenham in recent years. Although he has been described as a ‘pussycat’ behind-the-scenes when he first arrived in N17, it seems his reputation has now been elevated to ‘rebel’.

One source who has worked with the Argentine before told The Telegraph: “He must feel like promises have not been kept. He didn’t join Tottenham as a rebel, so something must have caused him to go down that path. It just seems impossible that he would keep having a pop at the club if something hadn’t happened in the background.”

The same source added: “His emotion and his anger is coming out in his game. In the early days, it was just about learning, but now it looks like he’s trying so hard to be the saviour while he’s also annoyed about what is happening behind the scenes.”

How do Spurs teammates feel about Cristian Romero?

The report claims that Romero has ‘made himself the glue’ in the Tottenham dressing room, after calling out the powers that be on multiple occasions.

Romero accused Tottenham of a lack of spending compared to others in the Premier League. Ange Postecoglou had a meeting with the Spurs star after those comments, which apparently’ went down well with the squad’.

Although it cannot be taken as a firm stance of agreement with everything in the post, nine Tottenham players ‘liked’ Romero’s latest statement on social media.

The two biggest questions still remain – what does the future hold for Cristian Romero, and will Tottenham invest more ambitiously this summer?

We take a look at whether Opta’s Supercomputer has revised its predictions on where Tottenham Hotspur will finish this season after they salvaged a draw against Manchester City.

At the interval on Sunday, things were looking very ugly for Tottenham, with the home side struggling to even lay a glove on Man City in the first period and trailing 2-0 at the break.

Spurs were ravaged by injuries, forcing Thomas Frank to hand Yves Bissouma and Radu Dragusin starts, and to make matters worse, Cristian Romero was forced off at half-time due to illness.

However, the Lilywhites rallied and delivered an inspired performance in the second-half, putting Pep Guardiola’s men under pressure and managing to deservedly level the game through a brace from Dominic Solanke.

Where Tottenham are expected to finish in the Premier League this season

However, despite Spurs’ second-half heroics against Man City, Opta’s Supercomputer has not revised its predictions on where the Lilywhites will finish in the Premier League table this season.

The data analysis platform predicts that Tottenham will have to settle for a 14th place finish, which is the position they currently occupy in the table.

Opta expect Thomas Frank’s men to accumulate just 47.43 points in their 38 matches and the algorithm gives them a mere 0.13 per cent chance of qualifying for the Champions League next season.

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Spurs are showing signs of improvement

While the results may not have improved over the last few weeks, Tottenham’s performances do appear to be on an upward trajectory.

That is also clear from the stats, with Tottenham having created the third most chances in the Premier League since the start of 2026.

Xavi Simons now appears to have settled in English football while Solanke’s return has also made a big difference, and Spurs fans will be hoping that the Lilywhites can now hit a new gear over the coming weeks.

So, the January transfer window is closed, and Tottenham ultimately failed to land Andy Robertson. But what should the Lilywhites do now?

We were all surprised when Spurs went in for Robertson in the first place, especially given the reports that emerged just a day after the club had signed young Brazilian left-back Souza.

Still, the deal made sense on paper. Getting an experienced Premier League star for around £5m would be a good move. Sadly, Liverpool pulled the plug on the Roberston switch, and Spurs could do nothing about it.

In the end, Tottenham fans were frustrated that the deal didn’t get done, and it was just another aspect of a really disappointing transfer window. There’s still a chance to get Robertson in the summer, though, and I firmly believe Spurs should grab that opportunity.

Tottenham should fight to sign Andy Robertson in the summer

Obviously, we know Robertson was happy to stay with Liverpool. But, come the summer, barring any drastic change of heart, he will be a free agent.

If signing Robertson for £5m was a shrewd move, getting him for absolutely nothing would be a no-brainer. Sure, he would want a fairly high salary, but for what he brings to the squad, it’s well worth it.

It’s thought Spurs are looking at Hugo Bueno as another left-back option, and it will probably be fairly easy to sign the Wolves man if and when they get relegated. However, while Bueno has time on his side, he doesn’t have the pedigree Robertson does.

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While Souza needs patience before he is truly ready for Premier League football, he would benefit massively from having someone like Robertson to learn from. Indeed, the Scotsman would not only be a great player to have on the pitch, but he’d be a phenomenal figure in the dressing room, too.

Spurs need more leaders

The current Spurs leadership group includes captain Cristian Romero, the injured James Maddison, a disgruntled Micky van de Ven, and Guglielmo Vicario, who may be on his way out in the summer.

Clearly, that group needs tweaking, to say the least. Having Robertson, a proven leader and winner, would be a huge boost to the environment and the mentality of the Tottenham squad.

This is a player who has won major trophies time and time again and has captained Liverpool at their very best. You simply can’t put a value on that kind of experience.