Tottenham Owners Reject Two Majority Stake Offers

Tottenham Hotspur's ownership has been the subject of speculation following the unexpected departure of long-serving chairman Daniel Levy. The Lewis family, through their controlling entity ENIC, which holds an 87% stake in the club, has firmly stated that Tottenham is not for sale and has unequivocally rejected two separate expressions of interest to acquire majority control. One approach came from PCP International Finance Ltd, led by Amanda Staveley, former part-owner of Newcastle United, and the other from an Asian consortium headed by Dr. Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng via Firehawk Holdings Ltd. The club and ENIC have emphasized that there are no management changes planned beyond Levy’s exit and that ENIC has no intention of accepting any offer to acquire its interest in Tottenham. These developments underscore the Lewis family's commitment to maintaining control as Tottenham enters a new era focused on on-field success. UK takeover rules require the interested parties to clarify their intentions by a specified deadline, but both have so far been dismissed by the club’s majority owners.