Credit: Imago/Manh Tung, Breaking Media
Credit: Imago/Manh Tung, Breaking Media

Brooklyn Earick in final touches of formal Tottenham takeover bid as Premier League approval noted already

Declan Carr

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Tottenham may be set for a huge takeover in the next few months.

ENIC have been in control since the late 1990s, but there has been significant backroom change recently, with Daniel Levy leaving his role as Tottenham's executive chairman.

The Thomas Frank era has gotten off to a mixed start, and a huge financial injection would be a huge benefit to the Danish boss.

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank applauds after a game with a stern expression on his face.
Frank would surely welcome a fresh cash injection. (Credit: Imago)

Brooklyn Earick set to put final touches on Tottenham takeover attempt

ENIC have publicly stated that Tottenham is not for sale, for that is not believed to put the former DJ off his attempts to buy the club.

A report from the print edition of The Sun (page 61, 28 September) claims that Earick and his team are putting the finishing touches on their formal takeover bid.

It states that they are confident that they will be able to get Premier League approval and take control of the club ahead of the winter transfer window if their bid is successful.

Tottenham fans will be buzzing after new takeover details

Spurs supporters have been at odds with the way that ENIC, and particularly Levy, have run the club over the past few years.

Surely all Lilywhites fans would welcome investment that would put their clubs at the forefront of the European elite, and allow them to compete for the biggest prizes in the game.

  • ENIC took over Tottenham in 2001
  • They had spent just £122million on the club before the summer transfer window
  • Spurs spent approximately £170m this summer in a huge transfer spree
  • Earick's consortium will apparently put £1.2bn aside for new signings

The latest update is a highly encouraging one, which will have fans dreaming of signing the top stars of the game and Spurs contending for major trophies.

Whether it happens remains to be seen, but there is no smoke without fire, as the saying goes, and ENIC's stance that the North London outfit is not for sale is likely a negotiation tactic to get the most money possible.

Either way, fans will be buzzing with the latest news.

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