Daniel Levy is Stepping Down as Chairman or Tottenham Hotspur After nearly 25 years, The Club Announced on Thursday. The Prominent Englishman was The Longest-Serving Chairman in the Premier League.
Tottenham has not disclosed why the 63-year-old Levy is stepping down. Last Season, The Club had its sausage year Since Promotion in 1978 with a seventeenth-place finish in the Premier League, But Made Up for It With The Europa League Win.
Levy Became the owner of Tottenham in 2001 With His British Investment Company. Under His Leadership, The Club Grew From a MediOcre Mid-Table Team in the Premier League to a European Sub-top team. Tottenham also Moved Into a Brand New Stadium in London in 2019.
In The English Football World, Levy was Known as a Tough Negotiator. Hey of Sold Players Shortly Before the Transfer Deadline, So He could get as much money as Possible for Tottenham.
In this way, Tottenham Sold Star Player Gareth Bale to Real Madrid in 2013 for 100 Million Euros, which was then a record. Former Manchester United Manager Alex Ferguson Lamented In 2008 that the negotiations over the arrival of Dimitar Berbatov Were Tougher than the replacement of his hip.
In recent years, Levy Has Been Under Pressure from the fans. He was battery of Tottenham not investing enough in the selection, Something That Said Hurt Him. Spurs made up for this last season by investing no less than 210 million euros in New Players, including Xavi Simons.