Tottenham Hotspur insisted that they were not offered for sale after confirming that they rejected separate approaches to buying majority ownership in the club.
The club released late statement On Sunday night to treat speculation that was intensified after Daniel Levy removal As an executive president last week.
The statement pointed out that the owners of the majority, as they received sports possessions and developments “initial expressions of importance”, but they directly rejected them.
The approach was presented by Amanda Staveley’s PCP International Finance and an union of investors led by Dr. Roger Kennedy and Fi Nanger Pavilion through Firehawk Holdings. ENIC, controlled by Trust Lewis Family Trust, has less than 87 percent of the club.
The statement said: “The club council and the Enic confirm that Tottenham Hotspur is not for sale and that Enic has no intention to accept any such offer to gain his interest in the club.”
This announcement came after the escalation of speculation that the change in the leadership of the Board of Directors may lead to moves to obtain the club. Levy has been president since 2001 before being removed from his post on Thursday, which raised questions about the direction it aims to take.
Under the UK acquisition rules, Tottenham must make clear data on such matters because 13 percent of unicable shares are traded and subject to the UK acquisition law.
The general clarification ensures compliance with market systems and begins an official offer, which gives the parties that expressed their interest until early October to confirm or withdraw their intentions.
It was reported that Staffelli, who stepped from her role as a participant owner of Newcastle United in July 2024, is considering moving to Tottenham through her investment car.
She played a major role in the process of purchasing the Saudi General Investment Fund, which costs 300 million pounds in 2021, and briefly got a 10 percent stake in Tynside before its exit.
Although PCP International Finance has since confirmed that it will not make an official offer, the union led by Kennedy and NG has not yet publicly commented on its site.