Levy ‘open’ to selling Tottenham stake after January talks with PSG president
Daniel Levy has been Tottenham chairman for more than two decades, but has now hinted that he may look to sell a stake in the Premier League club after a period of uncertainty
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has admitted he is open to selling a stake in the club he has been in day-to-day control of for 22 years.
Levy has acted as the public face for Spurs owners ENIC since 2001. In that time the team have struggled to win trophies, but have undergone a remarkable transformation off the pitch after building a state of the art stadium.
That transformation was threatened in the summer though when Joe Lewis, formerly the majority shareholder in ENIC, was charged in the US with securities fraud. Lewis pleaded not guilty and was released on a £243million bail package.
