Tottenham “not for sale” since the owner refuses the purchase interest

Tottenham Hotspur’s Board of Directors states that its owner has unequivocally rejected “two expressions of interest in the football club of North London and that” it is not for sale “.

The announcement On Sunday he arrived after the sudden departure of the executive president Daniel Levy last week triggered the speculation that an acquisition offer could be imminent.

Tottenham stated that an approach was from the former shareholder of Newcastle United Amanda Staveley International Finance Limited and the other by a consortium led by Dr. Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai NG through Firehawk Holdings Limited.

In a short statement, PCP International Finance said that he did not intend to make an offer for Tottenham.

Sunday, ENIC Sports & Developments Holdings Ltd – which has a participation of almost 87% in Tottenham – said she had rejected two preliminary expressions of separate interest in the club.

“The board of directors of the club and the ENIC confirm that Tottenham Hotspur is not on sale and Enic is not intended to accept this offer to acquire its interest for the club,” he added.

Based on the rules of acquisition in the United Kingdom, this prevents the PCP from returning with an offer for the club in the next six months.

According to reports, the businessman of the United Kingdom Joe Lewis and his family owe most of ENIC, while about 30% are held by Levy and his family.