Tottenham Chairman Levy Says Fans Will Appreciate Legacy After Departure

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy believes his legacy and contributions to the club will be fully appreciated only after he steps away. Since taking charge in 2001, Levy has overseen major developments, most notably the construction of the state-of-the-art Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which he describes as his greatest achievement and a symbol of the club's global standing. Despite this, fans have often criticized him for the club's lack of consistent silverware, with frustrations peaking after a poor league finish in the 2024-25 season, although the club did secure the Europa League title. Levy defended his tenure by highlighting the financial growth and infrastructure advances he has driven without heavy external investment, emphasizing the entrepreneurial approach that has made Tottenham one of the Premier League's most profitable clubs. He also expressed confidence in new manager Thomas Frank's ability to develop the team and compete at the highest level, while acknowledging the competitive nature of the league. Levy remains optimistic that, with time, supporters will recognize the bold and positive steps taken during his leadership.