Amanda Staveley, a former Newcastle United co -owner, said he will not take over Tottenham Hotspur on Monday.
Sky News After the unexpected retreat by President Daniel Levy, I found out that the PCP International Finance, a vehicle controlled by Staveley, needs to clarify the interest in spus bidding.
Those who are close to the situation said on Sunday that STAVELEY has been discussing with preliminary supporters about bidding for clubs in recent weeks.
Levy owns almost 30 %of its stake in ENIC, while ENIC’s majority owner, Joe Lewis, is able to control SPURS’s stake in his family trust in 2022. A source close to the Lewis family said that the club is not sold on Sunday evening.
ENIC owns almost 87 %of the club, and the remaining stocks are owned by a small investor group.
Spurs’ ownership is complicated by the fact that it is managed by the acquisition panel.
Under the provisions of the code, the PCP may return to the official acquisition bidding for SPURS if it is possible to return to the official acquisition bid for SPURS if the ENIC board invites or that the competitor will make a firm proposal to the Europa League winner last season.
Urban sources pointed out that these warnings are especially related to the potential continuous interest of Staveley about the spurs.
Tottenham’s exit was clearly made by the desire to inject new momentum into the club’s leadership.
In last week’s statement, “Tottenham Hotspur has been transformed over the first century.
“I played in the European tournament in the last 20 seasons and became one of the world’s best -known soccer clubs, and continued to invest in academies, players and facilities, including new world -class stadiums and state -of -the -art education centers.”
Rothschild, an investment bank, previously raised hundreds of millions of capital to invest in the spurs by Levy. These discussions are understood to be related to various parties last year.
Regardless of the bidder’s identity, the acquisition bid for SPURS is expected to exceed £ 35 billion to be considered acceptable.
Staveley and her husband, Mehrdad Ghodoussi, left Newcastle last summer after becoming a co -owner with the coach of the club in October 2021.
A staveley spokesman refused to mention on Sunday evening.
