Daniel Levy seeks Fabio Paratici's Tottenham return amid competition

Tottenham Hotspur is actively planning for the upcoming summer transfer window, with chairman Daniel Levy reportedly in discussions to bring back former Sporting Director Fabio Paratici, who is currently serving a ban for financial irregularities. Paratici, whose ban will expire this summer, is also being pursued by AC Milan, but Levy's talks have sparked interest in a potential return to Spurs, where he previously oversaw significant player signings. Meanwhile, Levy recently released Tottenham's financial results, revealing a 4% drop in revenue attributed to the team's absence from European competition and a poor performance in the Premier League, where Spurs currently sit 14th. Despite these challenges, Levy remains optimistic about the Europa League and emphasized the importance of sustainable spending for the club's future. The club's performances have been disappointing, prompting speculation about a managerial change, with several candidates being considered. Spurs face an uphill battle to qualify for Europe next season, with their hopes resting on the upcoming Europa League quarter-finals against Eintracht Frankfurt.