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Tottenham has been in favor of the massive offer to acquire an American technology businessman.

It was reported before Sun Brooklyn Eric assembled a strong consortium to finance a global record of 4.5 billion pounds to buy Tottenham.

According to the report, EARICK was offering 3.3 billion pounds to buy the club and another 1.2 billion pounds to finance other expenditures, including transfer fees, agents and wages fees.

The Enic and Lewis family makes a major decision in Tottenham Takeover

Despite the important offer of Earick, Lewis and Enic ‘family’Unambiguous“The offer and made it clear that the club is not for sale in any circumstances, as the family showed a long -term commitment to the club.

After the current owners’ decision, the US businessman in the United States officially withdrew his attention to obtaining Premier League The club.

In a statement issued to the London Stock Exchange on Monday, Earick confirmed that a consortium does not intend to make a fixed offer for the club’s full capital.

Reading the statement:

In addition to the announcement made by the Board of Directors Tottenham Hotspur Limited on September 26, 2025, Mr. Brooklyn Erk confirms that he does not intend to make a fixed offer to the company.

“Based on this, Mr. Brooklyn Eric and anyone (a person) is currently acting in coordination with him, except with the approval of the acquisition board, adheres to the restrictions stipulated at the base 2.8 of the law.”

“Mr. Brooklyn Eric and the Consortium also maintains the right to obtain the company’s shares, taking into account, and according to the symbol and other regulations in force.”

Tottenham has made many changes behind the scenes

The failed acquisition attempt comes amid a period of changes in the meeting hall that started before Earick’s interest.

The most important change was the unexpected exit of CEO Daniel Levy after nearly 25 years at the head.

This step, designed by the Lewis family, indicates a clear desire for a new era and a commitment to achieve more victory.

Levy, despite the credit for transferring Tottenham’s financial position and delivering the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on a global level, often faced criticism for the perceived lack of ambition in the field.

He is now leading the club’s daily operations at Vinai Venkatesham, who has been appointed as CEO. Venkatesham, who was previously in Arsenal, is responsible for strategy and implementation, including transfers and club development. His support is Peter Charrington, who has entered the newly created role for the non -executive president.

This restructuring governance model aims to move away from the very central control of the tax era and enable the management team to achieve continuous sporting success.

Through their commitment to the future of the club in the long term through both new dates and strong rejection for sale to Earick, it seems that the Lewis family indicates that any success will be built internally, not by changing ownership.