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BREAKING: Tottenham Hotspur Not for Sale
Key Developments in the Evening
Tottenham Hotspur’s owners, the Lewis Family Trust, have reiterated their stance that the club is not for sale after a flurry of interest from potential buyers. Two consortiums, PCP International Finance and Firehawk, have confirmed that they will not be making a bid for the club.
Background on the Interest
The interest in buying Tottenham Hotspur began to emerge after the departure of executive chairman Daniel Levy last month. A number of financial groups, including Amanda Staveley’s PCP International Finance and a Chinese consortium known as Firehawk, expressed interest in acquiring the club. However, they have now officially withdrawn from the process.
Clarification on Takeover Code
The interest in buying Tottenham Hotspur was subject to the rules of the takeover code, which requires parties to clearly state their intentions if they wish to acquire the club. Both PCP International Finance and Firehawk have now made it clear that they will not be making a formal offer for Tottenham. A third consortium, led by a DJ from America named Brooklyn Eric, has also retracted their interest in buying the club.
Implications of the Withdrawal
The withdrawal of these three consortiums means that they cannot make a bid for the club for the next six months unless another party comes in and approaches the Lewis Family Trust. This is good news for the owners of Tottenham, who have stated their commitment to the club and are focused on driving onfield success.
Message of Stability
Tottenham Hotspur’s new leadership has sent a clear message that the club is not for sale, and that they are committed to stability and success. The appointment of a new leadership and the withdrawal of interested consortiums mean that the club is poised to move forward with a clear focus on the future.





