Qatari Consortium Plans Tottenham Takeover, Retaining Controversial Chairman Levy

A consortium of Qatari investors is reportedly looking to take over Tottenham Hotspur, with plans to retain current chairman Daniel Levy in a controversial long-term management role. This potential takeover could occur through a phased buyout of ENIC's controlling stake, amid growing fan discontent towards Levy due to the club's poor performance and lack of investment. Despite protests and chants for Levy's resignation, the investors value his business acumen and success in financial growth, including the development of the new stadium. Levy has stated the club requires a significant increase in its equity base, prompting the search for outside investment, with the Qatari group being private individuals rather than government-backed entities. While Tottenham has not seen any bidders meet its £3.75 billion valuation, the interest from Qatar signals ongoing scrutiny of the club’s leadership and direction. The situation highlights the tension between club management and fan expectations as Spurs navigate their financial future and competitive standing in football.