Multi-millionaire suggests ‘it’s possible’ that they could invest in Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur are open to welcoming new investment this summer to help take the club forward on the pitch.
Daniel Levy shared Tottenham‘s willingness to welcome new investment this summer following the release of their latest financial report.
Spurs were one of the Premier League clubs who went into the summer not needing to worry about the battle against PSR.
However, Spurs have only seen one major signing come through the door this summer in Archie Gray.
Tottenham have also brought in Timo Werner on another loan deal and South Korean prospect Yang Min-Hyeok who will arrive in January.
New investment could be one of the factors which could see this type of transfer business change for the better over coming years and one possible investor has commented on their links to Spurs.
Staveley was one of the orchestrators for the takeover at Newcastle in 2021 which has since seen her shares bought up by the Saudi party.
It is claimed Staveley has taken around £500m from her exit on Tyneside and is now looking to land at another Premier League club.
And Tottenham are believed to be a potential option for the multi-millionaire who has now been speaking on possibly remaining in the Premier League with a new club.
“Not much, I’m afraid. My preference would have been to stay with Newcastle, but life doesn’t always work out exactly how you want it to,” she replied when asked on talks with with Rothschild & Co.
“Nothing is going to replicate that. I fell in love with Newcastle, the club and the people and that can’t change, but I didn’t want to get in Newcastle’s way. It’s got to be about what’s best for Newcastle.
“Mehrdad and I are keen to be hands-on. We’re hard-working people, I love to be very busy and to engage and I love football. Very sadly, we have to move on to other projects and that might involve us taking a stake in another club or buying another club and that’s difficult. But it’s possible.”
What Amanda Staveley said about Newcastle
Clearly, Staveley wishes she was still a part of the work going on at Newcastle which would suggest her exit was not her decision.
I’m heartbroken not to be there because I love the club more than anything; the fans, the community, everything. And I would wish to be there every day, but it’s also not fair,” she added.
Given her affection for Newcastle, it would be interesting to see whether she would actually be open to investing in Spurs.
Perhaps she is just trying to keep the Newcastle fans onside, but these are some strong comments made about her time on Tyneside.
Speaking to The Athletic, Staveley has now commented on the recent links emerging over a possible investment in Tottenham.
