Qatari investors have expressed interest in acquiring Tottenham Hotspur, with a potential phased buyout being considered. The group aims to take control of the North London club, though details regarding the structure of the deal remain uncertain.
Tottenham has long attracted interest from investors in both America and the Middle East, yet no party has met the club’s £3.75 billion valuation set by chairman Daniel Levy. While speculation around foreign investment continues, this latest approach from Qatar could signal a serious move towards new ownership, according to the Guardian.
The identity of the Qatari bidders remains undisclosed, but sources indicate they are private individuals rather than representatives of Qatar Sports Investment (QSI) or Sheikh Jassim, who previously attempted to purchase Manchester United.
With Spurs competing at the highest level in the Premier League and European football, any potential change in ownership could significantly impact the club’s future direction, both on and off the pitch. However, negotiations are still in the early stages, and it remains to be seen whether an agreement can be reached.
