Despite recent speculation and preliminary expressions of interest from potential buyers, Tottenham Hotspur's ownership, ENIC Sports & Developments Holdings Ltd (ENIC), has firmly rejected any possibility of a takeover. The club insists it is not for sale, ending weeks of rumors that intensified following the departure of long-serving Executive Chairman Daniel Levy.

In an official statement released September 7, 2025, Tottenham Hotspur confirmed that ENIC had received and rejected separate preliminary approaches from PCP International Finance Limited (PCP) and a consortium led by Dr. Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng through Firehawk Holdings Limited. The statement emphasized that ENIC has no intention of accepting any offer to relinquish its stake in the club.

The announcement triggers the UK Takeover Code, requiring both PCP and the Kennedy-Ng consortium to declare a firm intention to make an offer by October 5, 2025, or announce they do not intend to bid. This deadline can be extended with the consent of the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers.

Speculation regarding a change in ownership at Tottenham Hotspur increased after Daniel Levy stepped down from his role as Executive Chairman after nearly 25 years. While the club maintains that Levy's departure does not signal a change in ownership structure, it fueled rumors of potential takeovers. Some reports suggested that Levy's exit was enforced by the Lewis family, who own ENIC, to usher in a new era for the club. The club has appointed Vinai Venkatesham as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Thomas Frank as the new men's head coach, Martin Ho as the new women's head coach, and Peter Charrington as the Non-Executive Chairman.

Adding to the speculation, former Newcastle United joint-owner Amanda Staveley was reportedly in discussions with potential backers for a Spurs bid. However, sources indicate that Staveley is expected to clarify that she does not intend to make an offer for Tottenham.

Despite the change in leadership and the rumors of takeovers, ENIC's firm stance indicates a commitment to Tottenham Hotspur. The focus remains on achieving sustained success on the pitch, with ENIC reportedly injecting £100 million into the club to bridge the gap with top teams like Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal.

Daniel Levy's departure marks the end of an era at Tottenham Hotspur. During his tenure, the club transformed into a global heavyweight, consistently competing in European competitions and investing in its academy, players, and facilities, including a world-class stadium and training center. While fans acknowledge Levy's contributions to the club's infrastructure and commercial success, some have criticized the lack of trophies won during his reign.

With ENIC reaffirming its commitment and dismissing takeover interests, Tottenham Hotspur is embarking on a new chapter under a revamped leadership structure. The club aims to build on its recent Europa League victory and achieve greater success on the field, while maintaining stability and empowering its staff.