Tottenham takeover mooted after what Daniel Levy revealed in new documents

Dan Plumley has insisted that Tottenham have always been up for sale after Daniel Levy confirmed that talks were underway for fresh investment.

The football finance expert admitted that no one is yet to match the price wanted by the Spurs chairman, with fresh investment needed to go to the next level.

Several American investment groups are said to be circling the club after the update, but Qatar Sports Investment are not said to be interested.

“I think so and that’s not a slight on the way the club has been run and Daniel Levy,” he exclusively told Tottenham News.

“It has always felt like to get to that next level, it’s going to need investment and that is the nature of the market at the minute.

If you look at the Manchester City’s of this world, the PSG’s, Real Madrid’s, it is a big step up to get to that next level and that needs investment.

Whether that is a full takeover, we’re never quite sure with Spurs, I think they have always been up for sale at the right price, but nobody has hit that price that Levy perceives to be there.

It might be an investment in a minority stake but that is not a slight on the club and how they’re operating, it’s just to kick on again, you probably need some extra investment coming on board in the future.”

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy stands with his mouth open.
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Tottenham takeover to be completed

Despite numerous years of takeovers being suggested in north London, nothing has ever seemed to come to fruition.

Levy has been targeted by fans for his controversial decisions for even longer than that, something that hasn’t changed this season, either.

It feels as though something has to give, and these investment talks could lead to exactly that.

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