The majority owners of Tottenham Hotspur have infused £100 million of new capital into the club.
According to Spurs, this investment will “enhance the club’s financial stability and provide the leadership team with additional resources to maintain a focus on achieving long-term sporting success.”
The investment group Enic, led by the Lewis Family Trust, holds an 86.58% majority stake in Tottenham, while the remaining 13.42% is owned by a group of minority shareholders.
Former chairman Daniel Levy owns 29.88% of Enic but has no direct involvement with the club since stepping down in September.
Previously, the majority of Enic was owned by British businessman Joe Lewis, who transferred ownership to the Lewis Family Trust in 2022 and is no longer associated with the club.
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The Lewis family has been instrumental in significant changes within Tottenham’s hierarchy in recent months, and the club’s statement notes that “this additional capital reflects the Lewis family’s ongoing commitment to the club and its future.”
A source close to the family commented: “This is just the initial funding.
As the club’s management identifies what is necessary for success, more funds will be made available.
The Lewis family is dedicated to supporting the club’s success.”
Since Levy’s departure, there have been three expressions of interest in acquiring Spurs.
The most recent came from American tech entrepreneur Brooklyn Earick, who stated he would not pursue a formal takeover bid after Tottenham confirmed the club is not for sale.
