In a stunning development in the world of football finance, former DJ turned tech entrepreneur, Brooklyn Earick, is reportedly spearheading a consortium of 12 individuals aiming to acquire Tottenham Hotspur. The group has allegedly made an unprecedented offer of £4.5 billion to secure ownership of the north London club.
According to reports from The Sun, the ambitious bid includes a £3.3 billion proposal to purchase the club from its current proprietors, ENIC and the Lewis family, along with an additional £1.2 billion earmarked for player investments. This potential takeover bid comes amid heightened speculation following Daniel Levy’s departure as chairman. However, the Lewis family has remained firm in their stance that the club is not up for sale.
Supporting this position, Tottenham’s CEO, Vinai Venkatesham, recently emphasised the family’s commitment to the club during a comprehensive interview broadcasted through the club’s official channels. “Firstly, I have a deep understanding of the Lewis family,” he stated. “It’s crucial for our supporters to recognise that they are profoundly passionate about Tottenham Hotspur and harbour significant ambitions for its future.”
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