Summary
Tottenham Hotspur's main owners, Enic, invested £100 million in the club to improve its financial health and support long-term sports success. The Lewis Family Trust controls Enic, owning 86.58% of the club, while the rest is held by other investors. Former chairman Daniel Levy has a significant share in Enic but no direct role at the club.
Key Facts
- Enic, controlled by the Lewis Family Trust, owns 86.58% of Tottenham Hotspur.
- Enic has injected £100 million into Tottenham to strengthen its finances.
- The investment aims to support the club's long-term sporting success.
- Daniel Levy owns 29.88% of Enic but stepped down as chairman in September.
- Enic was originally owned by Joe Lewis before he transferred ownership to the Lewis Family Trust in 2022.
- The Lewis family expresses ongoing commitment to backing the club's success.
- Three parties have shown interest in buying Tottenham, but no sale is planned.
- American tech entrepreneur Brooklyn Earick expressed interest but ruled out a formal bid as the club is not for sale.
