British media: Tottenham will usher in more than 100 million pounds of investment, opening a new era

September 6 According to the Daily Telegraph, Levi resigned as Tottenham Chairman. At the same time, Tottenham will receive a large amount of new capital through the Lewis Family Trust and ENIC Group to achieve continuous success in the arena. According to the Daily Telegraph, more than £100 million is expected to be injected into Tottenham to ensure that Tottenham can remain competitive in all aspects.

Sources close to the Lewis family insist that Levi's departure is not part of the Lewis family's plan to sell Tottenham, but to further increase investment to compete with strong teams such as Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal.

It is understood that at this time last year, Levi proposed a new Tottenham investment plan, but now he will not be able to see the implementation of these plans. His friends said he was "heartbroken" about leaving Tottenham.

Tottenham spent more than £150 million in the summer transfer window this summer, and Levi had warned the club in its financial report not to overspending.

Insiders claim that the new investment from the Lewis family will be used to pay for players' transactions and ensure that Tottenham can continue to wield the banknotes in the future transfer window.

Tottenham also does not rule out the possibility of another attempt to sign Savignho from Manchester City in January, and head coach Frank also hopes to introduce a new central defender.

Levi's departure may also bring a chance to the £1 billion stadium to the naming rights deal, which Tottenham has been striving for. Shortly after the opening of the new stadium, Levi had hoped to reach a 15-year naming agreement worth up to £25 million a year, which would bring a record £375 million in revenue for the club, but has not been able to find a title deal that would sign.

Lewis Family Trust may eventually try to buy part or all of Levi's shares of Tottenham, although it is too early to discuss the matter, and the Lewis family is expected to have greater power in Tottenham.

Levi's son Josh will continue to serve as co-CEO of the Lewis Family Trust, despite his father being forced to resign.

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