Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a potential takeover in recent weeks.
Amanda Staveley is reportedly a front-runner to secure a stake in the North London club. Staveley has reportedly raised around £500 million to invest in a new Premier League club after her exit from Newcastle United.
It will be interesting to see if the two parties can secure an agreement in the coming weeks. Daniel Levy has set a £3.5 billion valuation of Tottenham Hotspur and it remains to be seen whether Staveley’s attempts to invest in the North London club is successful.
Meanwhile, finance expert Kieran Maguire has revealed that it will be difficult for Staveley to convince Levy to sell a stake in the club. There have been rumours of a full takeover as well. However, Levy’s valuation is on the pricey side.
Maguire believes that Levy is in no hurry to move on, and he will want to win trophies with Tottenham before he is ready to sell.
Maguire said to TBR Football: “Levy is in no hurry to move on. He is an immovable object and he is a Spurs fan.
“He wants validation for his project and that will only come when Spurs win a trophy or two. It could be a very long wait before he is ready to sell.
“That said, I think they have a fair chance of the Europa League this year.”
It will be interesting to see if Tottenham can end their wait for silverware this season. They have a quality squad at their disposal and they are certainly good enough to win a domestic trophy or the UEFA Europa League.
They have shown great improvement under manager Ange Postecoglou and they have a talented squad. It remains to be seen whether the Australian can guide them to trophies this season.
