After PSG, Qatar Eyes Tottenham Takeover

A Qatari consortium is looking to buy Tottenham and is considering keeping Daniel Levy as club president, according to The Guardian.

Could Qatar acquire a second club after PSG? The Gulf nation is eyeing Spurs, but a radical change is unlikely in the short term.

A Profitable President
Despite his unpopularity among fans, investors are keen to leverage Levy’s expertise and financial management skills.

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The takeover could happen gradually, with Levy retaining a management contract, even if Enic, the current majority shareholder (86.91%), becomes a minority stakeholder.

Levy, who has been president since 2001, has transformed Tottenham’s financial standing, overseeing the construction of the new stadium and boosting annual revenue beyond €600 million. These strong figures may help him secure the trust of potential new investors.