Daniel Levy contract bombshell as Qatari takeover on cards at Tottenham
Tottenham are at the heart of a potential new takeover plan by Qatari investors, but it may not be the end of Daniel Levy.
Spurs could be set for new owners shortly, but the takeover could be completed over a phased buyout period, with private individuals involved.
Tottenham are said to be valued at £3.75billion, which no party has yet met, with no official negotiations underway at the North London club yet.
Daniel Levy takeover bombshell at Tottenham
In a hugely controversial move, Levy could be offered a long-term contract to continue as executive chairman at Spurs under new investors, according to The Guardian.
It is said that the possible new investors are keen to retain his expertise at the club if a takeover is eventually completed.
That contract could see Levy stay in a management role, even if ENIC become a minority shareholder.
Rothschild were appointed to advise on any possible investment talks recently, with interest from America and the Middle East without success.
Tottenham fury on cards at takeover twist
This is the most Spurs news, ever.
From the elation of potential new owners finally being in charge at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to Levy being kept in place in the role he has delivered zero success on the pitch.
Levy looks to have checked out at Tottenham in recent weeks, with Ange Postecoglou under serious pressure of being sacked, without anyone biting the bullet.
Football finance expert, Dan Plumley, exclusively told Tottenham News that massive investment would be needed after the initial takeover price too, taking it way above £4billion.
With more protests planned against Manchester United on Sunday, Levy or other investors may think twice before signing any contracts ahead of a possible takeover.
Tottenham are in a massive rut now, and a complete break and change behind the scenes could be what is needed to turn that around, never mind keeping Levy in place.
All eyes will be on developments from Qatar in the coming weeks and months, with serious investment and change needed in the Tottenham boardroom.