Tottenham Hotspur’s majority owner, ENIC Sports & Development Holdings Ltd, has invested an additional £100 million ($133.9 million) into the Premier League club, reinforcing the Lewis family’s long-term commitment to Spurs’ sporting and financial future.
The announcement comes shortly after Tottenham confirmed it had rejected two preliminary takeover approaches, reiterating that the club is not for sale despite ongoing speculation following the departure of long-time executive chairman Daniel Levy, who stepped down after nearly 25 years at the helm.
In an official statement, the club emphasized that the equity injection from the Lewis family trust will “strengthen the club’s financial position and equip the leadership team with additional resources to continue driving long-term sporting success.”
The move signals ENIC’s confidence in Tottenham’s strategic direction—both on and off the pitch—amid an evolving ownership landscape across European football. With the Premier League’s financial ecosystem becoming increasingly competitive, Spurs’ focus appears firmly set on stability, infrastructure, and sustainable growth, rather than short-term ownership shifts.
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